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Chapter Five: In the final act of our story in Carrion Hill, Agent Bishop gets closer to both the truth and a special someone. Agent Delaney is nowhere to be seen...Content Warnings: Mild Body Horror, Physical Violence, Caves—-Follow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/jointheweirdJoin our Discord!https://discord.gg/aCwvMjxNSfBecome a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/jointheweirdCheck out some of the other fantastic shows on Loudspeakerwww.loudspeaker.fmAnd don't forget to... Join The Weird.

May 25, 2021 marks the one-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd by former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Floyd’s death—captured on video that showed Chauvin’s knee on Floyd’s neck for more than 9 minutes—sparked a global uprising in defense of Black lives and against police brutality. But amid the coverage of protests in the wake of Floyd’s death, media attention rarely focused on the ways communities affected by police violence were organizing to keep each other safe, in Minneapolis and beyond.Reimagining a Better World is a special report, from Yes! Media and Public News Service, that looks at two emerging strategies that communities are using to help redefine public safety without police.

You're listening to episode #106In this episode Sarah Monares talks about space in our lives. She refers to it as our inner pie chart. There is only so much room that we have, however we often make the mistake of thinking we have an unlimited capacity. Join her in this conversation about balancing out your life and re-evaluating what you will and will not allow to consume your energy.Connect with Sarah Monares:Find her book, Looking in and Finding Out HERERead her blog articles HEREFacebookInstagramWant more of The We Podcast? To listen to more awesome episodes on Loudspeaker.fm or on any of your favorite podcasting apps. The We Spot is your go-to place for intentional growth, connection, authenticity, and encouragement. We would love to connect with you! Find us on:FacebookInstagramwww.thewespot.comThank you for listening and being a part of this community! It means a lot to us!Music featured in this episode:Endless Rivers by KetsaLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

“We believe the most impactful leaders empower and inspire other leaders.” – Sloan ReidDr. Natalie Phillips spends time with Sloan Reid, Founder and President of the GLOW Movement and Co-Founder of The GLOW Getter Foundation.  She and her husband Drew, founded The GLOW Getter Foundation, to lead by example, serve their community, and to invest in and empower other leaders.For more information about Sloan Reid and the Glow Getter Foundation, please visit:https://www.glowmvmt.comhttps://www.glowgetterfoundation.comhttps://www.facebook.com/glowmvmthttps://www.instagram.com/sloan_reid/https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@sloan_reidHosted by Dr. Natalie Phillips. Produced by Chris Lanphear for Loudspeaker.Hear more great podcasts at https://www.loudspeaker.fm Follow Natalie:https://twitter.com/AudioDrPhillipshttps://www.facebook.com/drnataliephillipshttps://www.facebook.com/Connect4Excellencehttps://www.instagram.com/drnataliephillipshttps://www.instagram.com/Connect4Excellence Follow Loudspeaker:https://twitter.com/hey

Chapter Four: Sobering experiences bring Bishop and Delaney together. A chance encounter at the morgue brings them both closer to the truth...Content Warnings: Mutilation and Gore, Drug Mentions—-Follow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/jointheweirdJoin our Discord!https://discord.gg/aCwvMjxNSfBecome a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/jointheweirdCheck out some of the other fantastic shows on Loudspeakerwww.loudspeaker.fmAnd don't forget to... Join The Weird.

In this episode Zack will be joined filmmaker (My Bloody Banjo) and Troma Team member (Return to Nuke 'Em High Series, Occupy Cannes, #ShakespearesShitstorm) Liam Regan to talk about Troma’s film from 1998 Sucker the Vampire directed by Hans Rodionoff. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Blade Braxton. You can follow Liam on Twitter and insta @refuseliamSubscribe to Troma Now! watch.troma.comYou can follow Zack on insta and twitter @legolarryYou can follow Bizjack FlemCo Productions on Instagram @bizjack_flemcoYou can follow the podcast  Talkin' Troma on twitter @talkintroma

It's the last episode of Season Four! To commemorate this moment in Feminist Hotdog history, I decided to reflect a bit about the show's origin story, how four seasons of immersing myself in feminism changed me, and a few other things I've learned about myself, the patriarchy, and how to fight it. Feminist Hotdog will be going on hiatus for a few months while I focus on getting REVA Recovery Support off the ground. What will it look like when it comes back? I'm not sure yet, but I'd love to know what you think. More recovery content? More guest interviews? More examples of what makes my feminist heart sing? Something else? Let me know!Stuff I Talked About on This EpisodeLutze B. Segu - The Social Justice Doula Amelia HrubyEbonyJanice MoorePleasure Activism - adrienne maree brownRachel Cargle

You're listening to episode #105 with Teresa CamposTeresa is a Spiritual Teacher and Intuitive. She is an International Speaker, Author, Spiritual Life Coach, and Astrologer to all those seeking a more fulfilled life. She works with individuals who are here to uplift humanity by living their soul purpose. She helps them awaken their gifts, live from the soul-centered self, and create a life that makes them feel fully alive. In this episode we talk about what’s going on in the world right now energetically with what Teresa calls a spiritual awakening. We talk about shadow selves, connecting with the body, and so much more amazingness. I’ve worked with Teresa on a couple of occasions and each time has been so enlightening. I’m excited for you to get to hear from her too!The We Podcast special offer:Teresa is offering only The We Podcast listeners a special promo of 15% off her services. Email her at teresa@teresacampos.com and tell her you'd like to use the "Your Life's Design" promo code from The We Podcast. C

After meeting and connecting on Clubhouse, Dr. Phillips chats with Chrissanne Long, founder of a network called BRIDGE Local, created to help locals in her community connect. Started 10 years ago and out of the passion to help others, her Facebook community has grown to over 10,000 people.Chrissanne has connected to so many people doing meaningful work and has become an advocate for the voices of many entrepreneurs surrounding economic development, access to capital, procurement, and committed to developing a better community and world.For more information about Chrissanne Long, please visit:https://maximizedigital.comhttps://bridgelocal.comhttps://elevatepolk.comhttps://facebook.com/chrissannelonghttps://twitter.com/chrissannelonghttps://www.instagram.com/chrissannelong/https://linkedin.com/in/chrissannelonghttps://www.joinclubhouse.com/@chrissannelong Hosted by Dr. Natalie Phillips. Produced by Chris Lanphear for Loudspeaker.Hear more great podcasts at https://www.loudspeaker.fm Follow Natalie:https://twitt

You're listening to episode #104 with Deborah Wilson-PorrasBefore you dive into this episode you should know that it has content that could be triggering for some listeners. We talk about suicide and thoughts of suicide. Please check in with yourself and if this doesn’t feel like a good fit, check out some of our other wonderful episodes. Deborah Wilson-Porres is a mental health therapist and program director of an adult intensive outpatient program. She provides trauma informed therapy including EMDR and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy. She recently received her PhD in Advanced Studies in Human Behavior! Creating the non-judgmental space for individuals to heal is her jam. We talk about her journey, EMDR therapy, parenting a suicidal or struggling teenager, healing from trauma, and many other mental health related topics. There is a ton of important information in this episode! Connect with Deborah and learn about North Range Behavioral Health:https://northrange.orgFind a therapist in your area:

Chapter Three: After a night of heavy drinking (for Delaney), Delaney and Bishop decide to explore the old mining site for clues. They both decide to interrogate an acquaintance about some specific things that seem a bit Weird...Content Warnings: Caves—-Follow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/jointheweirdJoin our Discord!https://discord.gg/aCwvMjxNSfBecome a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/jointheweirdCheck out some of the other fantastic shows on Loudspeakerwww.loudspeaker.fmAnd don't forget to... Join The Weird.

Chapter Two: After being captured, Agent Delaney is questioned by the mine's security team. Agent Bishop talks with the Mayor, who seems to be playing games with them...Content Warnings: Alcohol Consumption/Drunkness—-Follow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/jointheweirdJoin our Discord!https://discord.gg/aCwvMjxNSfBecome a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/jointheweirdCheck out some of the other fantastic shows on Loudspeakerwww.loudspeaker.fmAnd don't forget to... Join The Weird.

Chapter One: Hal Bishop is introduced to the Department of The Weird and their new partner, Agent Ash Delaney. The pair pick up some new(ish) wheels and head to the tiny mining town of Carrion Hill, Alabama, where a case of Prehistoric proportions awaits...Content Warnings: Physical violence, Death---Follow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/jointheweirdJoin our Discord!https://discord.gg/aCwvMjxNSfBecome a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/jointheweirdCheck out some of the other fantastic shows on Loudspeakerwww.loudspeaker.fmAnd don't forget to... Join The Weird.

Join Zack Beins in a casual conversation with Babette Bombshell, plus sized goddess of gore (star of the Return to Nuke Em' High Series) where they talk about their time in Tromaville, Return to Nuke 'Em High, the mob, renting Toxie from the video store and much much more.You can follow Babette Bombshell on Instagram @babettebombshellOn Twitter @babettebombshelYou can watch Return to Nuke Em' High and Return to Return to Nuke Em' High aka Vol. 2 on dvd and Blu Ray now!Subscribe to Troma Now!  watch.troma.comYou can follow Zack on insta and twitter @legolarryYou can follow Bizjack FlemCo Productions on instagram @bizjack_flemcoYou can follow the podcast  Talkin' Troma on twitter @talkintroma

The news of Derek Chauvin's conviction and the shooting of Ma'Khia Bryant by a police officer in Ohio both hit hard last week; these events have reignited my thinking about how I can take action to improve outcomes for Black and brown and poor people when they encounter police or become ensnared in the justice system. With that in mind, I decided to rebroadcast this interview with Ashley Edwards about why the cash bail system is a worthy place to put our activist attention and how confronting it can keep literally millions of people safer from the abuses of incarceration. It's not abolition, but it's a start. (Original show notes below.)____Bailout funds have been in the news for weeks now, but how do they fit into the bigger picture of the criminal justice and cash bail systems? Ashley Edwards of MGM Bailout joins Feminist Hotdog this week to talk about the racism inherent in the cash bail system, the predatory lending practices that surround it, how listeners can work to abolish cash bail, and why we should

You're listening to episode #103 with Chalice SpringfieldIn this episode I get to talk with Chalice Springfield. Chalice recently made a huge career change from being in the real estate world for many years to healthcare. We talk about taking that scary leap out of your comfort zone and into what you feel your heart is calling you to. As well as taking the leap, even when you don’t have all the answers. We discuss getting back to ourselves, and what Chalice coins as our “second half” of this human experience. Chalice is a light and so full of wisdom. I can’t wait for you to hear from her! Learn more about Chalice:Chalice started at Sears Real Estate when she answered an ad on an index card to work in the mailroom on the job board at the University of Northern Colorado. She was just 19 years old and seeking employment to help put her through college so she didn’t have to eat ramen and could fill her car with gas. After earning her bachelor’s degree at the University of Northern Colorado, while working full-t

Imagine a world where Black boys become Black men who are Community Builders."If you are not serving, then what are you doing?" – Gerald A. Moore, SrOn this episode, Dr. Natalie Phillips chats with Gerald Moore, speaker, best-selling author, and nonprofit founder whose vision is to create opportunities for Black boys to participate in the high-tech workforce to bridge the digital divide and make a dent in the income/wealth gap and rebuild black communities and families.  He is creator and founder of Mission Fulfilled 2030, a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to inspire, educate, and activate 100,000 Black boys in technology.For more information about Gerald Moore and Mission Fulfilled 2030, please visit:https://geraldmoorespeaks.comhttps://missionfulfilled2030.orghttps://www.facebook.com/missionfulfilled2030/https://twitter.com/missionf2030?lang=enhttps://www.instagram.com/missionfulfilled2030/https://www.linkedin.com/company/mission-fulfilled-2030https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_dqjqIrYZt6pcrKtEk9vxg 

You're listening to episode #102 with Tamara YakaboskiIn this episode I get to talk with Dr. Tamara Yakaboski. This is the perfect episode to listen to with Earth Day being only a could days away. We talk about the idea of Climate Feminism which is a new term for me. We dive into things like patriarchy, climate change, recycling, and all things Mother Earth. This was enlightening for me in many ways, and I hope it is for you as well! Learn more about Tamara:Tamara Yakaboski, PhD, a recovering academic and rule-follower, now supports others transformations to break out of the rule book and live an unapologetic life in relation with nature. Tamara weaves together supportive partnerships with aspiring and current knowledge creators, community shapers, paradigm shifters, and rule breakers. She uses her over-achieving trauma patterns to help women stand in their inner wisdom to go against the mainstream and live their impact. She does this through her unique G.R.O.W. methodology that helps women (re)connect to the

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Clubhouse has revealed itself to be a place where folks (like me) who have difficulty moderating will quickly run into trouble. Luckily, before I weaned myself off, I had the opportunity to meet Cynthia Wright, a self-described "queer writer and military brat" who also hosts the fabulous recovery podcast Getting Your Sh*t Together. Cynthia's pod offers a unique mix of storytelling, interviews, personal development, social commentary, and—of course—recovery tips. We had a great conversation about how podcasting can be a form of therapy, how intersectionality shows up in recovery spaces, and how self-compassion played a pivotal role in her own story. Enjoy! Stuff We Talked About on This EpisodeGetting You Sh*t TogetherNavigating That Sober Summer LifeA Bih Talks About Disrespecting YourselfHow Guilt and Shame Impacts Your LifeSelf-Compassion Deep Dive