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Join Daniel and Christina Im on The IMbetween Podcast for honest and practical conversations on marriage, parenting, faith, and everything in between. With expert insights from Daniel, an author, pastor, and Gallup strengths performance coach, and Christina, a social worker, relationship coach, and Gottman's 7 Principles That Makes Marriage Work Leader, you'll learn how to build a strong, connected, and joy-filled marriage and family. Whether you're struggling to manage difficult in-laws, lo ...
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Welcome to The Canon Reviewed, a weekly podcast that looks at old books with new eyes and examines their continued relevance to contemporary readers. I'm so grateful that you're here and inspired by your support, and I very much look forward to our literary discussions. Please feel free to add your comments throughout the journey, because this podcast is all about sharing ideas and building community through everyone's contributions. I can't wait to see what we talk about, what we build! New ...
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What if you could hang out with people who are on a healing journey, people who have thrived through trauma & the inability to live authentically and fully? Ask them about their real life concerns, struggles, wins, losses and everything in between.; then take an insight or two to inspire your own growth? That’s what we do here on each episode of All Things SOUL. Hosted by Jennifer Hess Mitchell –– yoga therapist and mental health practitioner for over 20+ years –– every episode is an in-dept ...
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I'm a work in progress. This podcast documents my ongoing quest for wealth, wisdom and enlightenment. The episodes are of variable length: When I find an interesting person to talk to - who is willing to have the conversation recorded, I put it up. But I have also found that it is useful to record my own thoughts - in short snippets.
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Joining me on this episode is Daniel Scruggs, a fellow rhythm enthusiast whose journey from military precision to the fluidity of world music exemplifies the transformative power of cultural exploration. Together, we wander through his colorful experiences in 24 countries. Scruggs and I navigate the evolving landscape of military training within sc…
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Daniel and Christina discuss the intricacies of marriage with Brian and Jen Goins and how marriage is like a living art form that demands creativity, evolves, and requires a blending of different perspectives and experiences. The episode highlights the re-release of "The Art of Marriage" series, which encourages couples to engage in open dialogue a…
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Today, we continue our discussion of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, focusing on the soliloquy “Oh, What a Rogue and Peasant Slave Am I.” This one’s a biggy, to be sure, and we’ll see just how it fits in the play dramatically and thematically as we take it apart. So, please, pull up a chair by the fire and let’s get started. Special thanks to Head Librarians…
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I had the sheer delight of speaking with Esther Goldenberg – an extraordinary soul whose life story is a testament to the beauty of serendipity. We discuss the importance of forging deep connections, not just with the people in our orbit but with the world at large. Esther's diverse background, from the lively streets of Chicago to the historic lan…
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There's a moment in life where the unexpected becomes your truth; for Hailey Fennell, that moment led her from the canvas to conversations with the beyond. As an artist turned psychic medium, Hailey joined me to unravel her extraordinary transformation and the experiences that aligned her with her spiritual calling. She shares mesmerizing insights …
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How do we navigate the rough waters of grief and find joy on the other side? My dear friend Amanda Moore joins us to share her story of resilience in the face of her mother's early passing and her own battle as a cancer survivor. Our conversation takes us through the winding paths of emotional healing and the strength found in community. Amanda's s…
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Today, we continue our discussion of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, focusing on the soliloquy “Oh, that this too too sullied flesh would melt.” We’ll put it in context, figure out what it means, and then see where and how it fits dramatically and thematically in the play. So, please, pull up a chair by the fire, and let’s begin. Special thanks to Head Libra…
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Join me on a journey through the landscapes of yoga and self-awareness. This time around, I sit down with Kelly Jean Moore, former owner of the cherished Mission Yoga and a current practitioner of Rolfing Structural Integration. Together, we reminisce about the evolution of Charleston's yoga community and the profound impact spaces like Mission Yog…
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Ever caught yourself scrolling through your phone while your child's voice fades into the background? Yup! Us too. Let's face it, the era of smartphones has us all hooked. But did you know that this habit might be doing more harm than good to our kids? Distracted parenting isn't just about not hearing their stories—it's about the message we send ab…
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Join me on this episode to journey through the world of Ayurveda and natural wellness with the esteemed Susan Weis-Bohlen. Listen in as we traverse Susan's fascinating evolution from a bookstore and café owner in Baltimore to a revered Ayurvedic consultant and author. Together, we uncover the life-changing impact of Ayurvedic principles on health a…
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It's time to start a new book, and this time we're heading a little deeper into the shelves at the library, as we begin our discussion of Shakespeare's incredible masterpiece, Hamlet! So, please, pull up a chair by the fire and let's get to it. Special thanks to Head Librarians Jeff Seplak and Jesse Cunningham!!! Special thanks to the podcast The H…
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Join me for a conversation with Maria Jenkins, whose life as a florist and yoga devotee captures the essence of healing and artistic expression. Listen in as Maria, the artistic force behind Moonlight Iris, shares where the seeds of her connection to nature and art were planted by her family's farming heritage and her mother's artistic influence. W…
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Daniel and Christina explore the nuances of apologizing in relationships by discussing the 5 Apology Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman. They delve into the emotional depth of expressing regret, the challenge of accepting responsibility without excuses, the significance of making restitution to show sincerity, and the commitment required for planned cha…
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It's not every day you meet someone like Wes Carter, whose lineage of courage flows as powerfully as his dedication to sustainability and healing. In our conversation, Wes reveals how this legacy of courage has seeped into his life's work, guiding his leadership as president of Atlantic Packaging and founder of the New Earth Project. From the trans…
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Today, we’ll finish our discussion on Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit, looking at how the play exemplifies and defines the core tenets of Sartre’s brand of Existentialism. And then, let’s decide if we think No Exit still belongs in the canon. So, pull up a chair by the fire here, and let’s talk about all this. Special thanks to Head Librarians Jeff Sepl…
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Sitting down with Christina Stanton, a seasoned warrior in the climate realm, we embark on a conversation that sheds light on the nuanced challenges of our planet's changing climate. Her stories, rich with two decades of experience in the environmental trenches, offer a deep dive beyond the cold facts and into the very heart of why we fight for sus…
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Daniel and Christina delve into the complexities of resolving conflicts in a marriage, particularly in the presence of children. They discuss the importance of empathy, active listening, and collaboration in handling disagreements, and share personal anecdotes and strategies for effective communication. They also talk about the impact of parental c…
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Morgan Housel is the New York Times Bestselling author of The Psychology of Money and Same as Ever and a popular finance blogger. His books have sold over 4.5 million copies and have been translated into more than 50 languages. He is also a partner at The Collaborative Fund and serves on the board of directors at Markel. He talks to Guy Spier about…
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Discover the profound connection between the rhythm of dance and the journey of healing with our guest, Kelsey Brennan-Patrick, as she shares her story of surmounting family turmoil and personal doubt. As the artistic director of Feet First Dance, Kelsey embodies the remarkable ways in which movement can serve as both a creative outlet and a means …
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Navigating the ebb and flow of love can be as daunting as it is rewarding, and sometimes it takes a journey inward to truly understand its impact on our lives. Join me in this exploration as we honor Valentine's Day in an episode that's anything but conventional. We'll tackle the complexities of love's presence and absence, the hurdles of anxiety a…
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Daniel and Christina discuss strategies for deepening love in your relationship. They explore how to address complaints constructively, repair conflicts, and avoid contempt. They also highlight the role of physical touch, expressing gratitude, and the power of forgiveness in strengthening marital bonds. The episode provides practical advice and per…
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Join us on a journey with Dr. Melinda Edwards as we explore the intricate tapestry of the soul's purpose, trauma, and the power of healing. Dr. Edwards, a physician and mother with a rich background that spans from a Mayan Indian village in Guatemala to the practice of psychiatry, shares her quest for spiritual truths and the awakening catalyzed by…
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Today we continue our discussion of Jean-Paul Sartre’s one-act play, No Exit. Turns out, it’s the ultimate primer for an introduction to Existentialism, a somewhat maligned and misunderstood philosophy. On the table today? Let’s just see if we can answer one simple question: Is Hell really other people? Please, pull up a chair by the fire and let’s…
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Join me as I welcome the wonderfully talented Laura Shope to the podcast for a journey through creativity, design, and the beauty of handcrafted artistry. Laura shares her personal narrative, from her formative years in Atlanta discovering a love for sewing to her advanced studies in industrial design and her inspiring evolution as a creative entre…
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Jason VanRuler, a therapist and author, discusses the transformative power of facing one's past. He shares his personal journey from a troubled childhood to professional success, highlighting the importance of self-reflection and seeking help to overcome recurring life challenges. Daniel and Christina explore with Jason the various ways individuals…
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Join me on a journey of transformation and wellness with our special guest, Dr. Emily Telfair, a naturopathic doctor hailing from the vibrant neighborhood of Hamden in Baltimore. Listen in as we discuss Dr. Emily's heart-centered approach to healthcare, her involvement in legislative efforts for natural medicine, and the unique connection between u…
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When the world threw a curveball at Kelly Roberts, she caught it with grace and transformed her life. From athlete to Pilates instructor and now a studio owner, Kelly's journey through a harrowing car accident to finding solace and strength in wellness practices is nothing short of inspiring. Join us as we sit down with this wellness pioneer to une…
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Daniel and Christina discuss the importance of discipleship at home. They emphasize the need for parents to set an example in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity, and discuss how children can sometimes guide and correct their parents. Sharing personal experiences, they explore the significance of aligning actions with words, as children learn …
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As I mark a personal milestone – the completion of 45 revolutions around the sun – I'm thrilled to share with you a piece of my heart: a sensory meditation that's been a beacon in my own life's journey. In this episode, I invite you to immerse yourself in a practice that's not just a staple of my routine as a yoga therapist and mental health advoca…
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One of my favorite things about conversations is how they can challenge our perceptions and inspire us to see things from a new perspective. That's exactly what happened when I sat down with meteorologist and yoga teacher Trevor Gibbs. We had a heart-to-heart discussion about his journey of self-discovery and coming out, his passion for meteorology…
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Ready to recapture the holiday magic of your childhood? Step into the enchanting world of Christmas through the eyes of my two children, Foster and Birdie, in this special festive episode. We kick things off with my nine-year-old son, Foster, who is buzzing with Christmas enthusiasm. From the joy of decorating the tree to his hope of being on Santa…
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Join me as I engage in a soulful conversation with the remarkable Jenny Brown. Jenny, a well-known yoga therapist and mental health practitioner, takes us on her journey of healing, living authentically, and promoting yoga in the Western world. Listen in as she recalls her time living in an ashram, her two-decade-long career as a yoga teacher, and …
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In this episode, I have a heartwarming reunion with an old friend, Tyrone Eaton. Listen in as we reminisce about our BMX biking days in middle school and trace his journey from being a military brat to an accountant and finally finding his true calling in photography and videography. Tyrone shares insights on following your passion and the power of…
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Canadian Certified Counsellor Nadine Crain discusses the impact of purity culture on parenthood. She explains the origins and effects of purity culture, highlighting how it emphasized abstinence and tied a person's worth to their sexual purity. Nadine emphasizes the need to develop a healthier relationship with our bodies. Also, she discusses the i…
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Sarah tells the origin story of her YouTube Channel (reading series), where she started out reading out loud a book in Italian. At the time she started reading on YouTube, she had only been studying Italian for 2 months! First Video: Reading in Italian until I'm Fluent of the Reading in Italian Series The Book Sarah is reading out in her series: Co…
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Time to head back into the shelves and start a new book. Let’s see here, not going too deep into the recesses of the library. 1900s, Jazz Age, Modernism, the 40s, France. Ah, yes! Ok. Now, we've gotten philosophical plenty of times on the podcast, talking big ideas and such, but we haven’t really talked philosophy. So, how about this, then, the sta…
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What happens when you take a leap of faith and leave the conventional path to follow your passion? My special guest, Gervase Kolmos, knows a thing or two about this. Join us as we trace her journey from the glitz of Champaign Society, navigating an abrupt end due to the global pandemic, to her subsequent reinvention in the coaching realm. Gervase u…
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Can you feel the power of your own breath? Can you sense the subtle changes in your body and mind as you move and stretch? Unlock the healing power of therapeutic movement practices with me, Jennifer Hess Mitchell, your host for this soulful journey. We start by connecting with our breath and setting an intention. We pay close attention to our phys…
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When I first stumbled upon breathwork therapy, I was skeptical. But I quickly learned breathwork is a powerful tool. In this episode, I am joined by Nicole Rager, a breathwork therapist with a global clientele. Listen in as we explore her journey and the profound healing power of breathwork. We delve into the complexities of emotional healing, the …
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Today, we’re heading back into the mailbag, continuing a discussion the Canon Reviewed Community started on Discord. So, please, pull up a chair by the fire and let’s talk about what we think, nowadays, about Harper Lee’s classic -- that Western Canon staple, that fixture of Middle School English classrooms everywhere -- To Kill a Mockingbird! Very…
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Join me as I journey alongside Meaghan O'Brien, a single mom by choice who shares her unique path of forging through the demands of a high-powered career, navigating relationships, and eventually making the choice to freeze her eggs. Meaghan doesn’t hold back from the rollercoaster ride. Amidst the trials, her resilience shines through, and her sto…
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We interview Dr. Bob Paul about the concept of intensive marriage therapy and how it differs from traditional counselling. Bob explains the advantages of intensive therapy, such as addressing core issues and providing a focused environment for couples to work through their challenges. He also discusses the person-centred approach of their program, …
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Are you aware of the profound healing potential that exists within your very own body? Today, I have a conversation with Ashlee Manos, a master of acupuncture, massage therapy, and Chinese herbalism. Not only is she an expert in her field, but her journey with multiple sclerosis has inspired her unique approach to health and wellness. In this episo…
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Today we’re taking a look at 2 poems by one of the best known poets of the Victorian age, Christina Rossetti. We’ll see that maybe there’s more lingering beneath the surface of a biography, that, perhaps, an artist and her art are very different things, indeed, and that, in the end, there’s something very much alive deep down in those metaphorical …
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Join us on a deep chat with Kathryn Budig, a celebrated yoga teacher and author, known for her unwavering commitment to authenticity and her tireless efforts to combat cultural appropriation in yoga through respect for lineage. Kathryn’s exceptional journey from rural Kansas to the international yoga stage is both inspiring and thought-provoking, a…
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Dannah Gresh shares her personal story of navigating her husband's addiction to pornography in their marriage. She discusses the impact it had on their relationship and the importance of seeking help and support. Dannah emphasizes the role of faith and the Holy Spirit in the healing process, highlighting the need for God's power in overcoming addic…
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Bob talks about his language learning methods and how he ended up in Argentina to learn Spanish. He has been tracking his language learning progress in form of videos in which he speaks in Spanish. Video Version. Some of the topics we cover: Why Argentina? What is Comprehensible Method? Messi Inspiration for Making Language Update Videos Watching A…
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Today we conclude our discussion of the great English epic Beowulf. Does it hold up? Should we teach the poem in high school? Is it still relevant to our contemporary readers? Well, pull up a chair by the fire and let’s talk about that. Special thanks to Head Librarians Jeff Seplak and Jesse Cunningham!!! And to contributing writer, Mustafa Unlu!!!…
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In a candid talk with the ever-inspiring Sara Nelson, we journey through her personal experiences of hardship and healing. Sara, a woman who has bravely navigated postpartum depression, anxiety, and the tragic loss of her niece, is now using her experiences to empower others on their healing journeys. Together, we delve into her transformation and …
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Luca Dellanna is a management advisor and an author from Turin, Italy. His books cover topics ranging across management, human behavior, and economics. He talks to Guy Spier about his early career, his research on ergodicity and some topics from his other books, including autism and the difference of decision making and action taking in our brains.…
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