It’s Fine 1-16-25
Faith Spencer, Zane Thomas, Steven Glickman, and Kyle Adams discuss interactions with celebrities. TL:DR, be nice to them because they’re people too.
Faith Spencer, Zane Thomas, Steven Glickman, and Kyle Adams discuss interactions with celebrities. TL:DR, be nice to them because they’re people too.
If you’ve heard any of our other shows, you know how often belonging comes up as a critical piece of mental health across all topics we have covered. So, today we get into belonging in detail with Curtis Miller of Connect Ed. Lest you think it’s all woo-woo and esoteric, let’s cut through that right
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In our first episode of 2025, we decided to look at the New Year as a new beginning, twelve months of opportunity to make the world a better place. I’ve had this philosophy every year since very early in my life. There will always be challenges and differences of opinion, but my wish, my hope,
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Hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal welcome Stella Cope to The Women’s Mosaic.Stella Cope grew up in New York City where she attended Columbia University for creative writing and literature. Stella and her husband moved to Vancouver WA in 2014 to be close to family. She serves as the Board Vice President of the Queer
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Host Steven Glickman continues our series on homelessness and what those who work to end homelessness find effective in addressing the issue. Steven’s guest for this episode is Adam Kravitz, co-founder and Executive Director of OutsidersInn, an advocacy group founded by and staffed by people with lived experience with homelessness. OutsidersInn works with the city
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Welcome to Awkward Interruptions. Our nineteenth episode features Mike Skill,founding lead guitarist and major songwriter for the garage rock, new wave and power pop band, The Romantics. The Romantics were formed in 1977 in Mike’s hometown area of Detroit. Local music on this episode includes: Ray Ramano – Different Day Teeth For Eyes – A
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Jason gets personal as he chats with his family about the paranormal and what let him to his obsession with it. Show includes Sue Picchioni his mother, Donna Lobdell his aunt and Richard Hassler his twin brother. He then talks to Reverend Evin Wilkins about his new spiritual center
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Authenticity Matters is an one-hour program hosted by Jen Coyne.Each episode of Authenticity Matters features a special guest who has unique expressions of authenticity andjourneys to finding their authentic path. My guest this month is well-versed in the concept of Imposter Syndrome, or what she tells us is more accurate: Imposter Phenomenon. Jen Coken is
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Are you looking to publish your book beyond the rubber stamp methods of DIY printing? Does Amazon and Ingram Spark not the way you want to publish but you still want to make your books affordable – printing overseas may be the option you’re looking for. This episode goes into all that and more with
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Austin grabs a metaphorical shovel to unearth some cinematic treasures that have been buried for one reason or another. First up, Austin digs into Juror #2, a gripping legal drama packed with thought-provoking ethical dilemmas. Unfortunately, this gem was all but buried by studio decisions, receiving an inexplicably limited theatrical release. Austin pulls this film
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