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November 22, 2022

The daily goal is to walk free of a hidden landscape. To stay clear of hidden inabilities that stall the truer calling. While in front of a daily challenge or change don’t allow yourself to become weighed down by a feeling of having nothing. Know without saying, “No.” Gaining access to who and how you are removes the hidden landscape. Saying, “Yes” to an opportunity opens the system of choice to strengthen. We’ve made it too easy for others to retreat to their hidden landscapes. I’m constantly told that it’s out of respect. To recognize their position. Yet we constantly face their complaints of why, how and where! Walk free of a hidden landscape.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 519 With Chas West Of Westbound

West Bound started with just Chas, Z, & Chili. When it was time, Chas added other pro players to round out the lineup. Jimmy Burkard (guitar) was introduced to Chas thru Stephen McGrath (Billy Idol) and was quickly added to the mix. Jason Cornwell (Eric Martin) was joined next on bass. He and Chas played together in a previous project and they had an immediate bond! The final piece of the puzzle put into place was Torbjorn “T-Bone” Andersson (Government Mule) who was asked to join on keyboards/guitar!

I’m C.T. When I’m not hosting podcasts I’m in the real world. Everybody has to work. My job is C.S. Customer Service. Solutions, relationships and generating motivation to keep my team pumped and connected to every guest who chose to stop in to pick up a few things or large baskets with everything.

This is C.T.C.S.

Episode 58 The Billion Dollar Lottery And Creative Ways To Steal

In OUR FERMENTED LIVES: A History of How Fermented Foods Have Shaped Cultures & Communities, food historian and fermenting expert, Dr. Julia Skinner explores fermentation’s fascinating path through human history…. from the unexpected history of ketchup to the foundational role kimchi has played in building community…. to the surprisingly familiar taste of ancient Egyptian beer.

Part popular history, part cookbook, part fermentation how-to, Our Fermented Lives will give your listeners readers a new appreciation for the foods they love, and a new interest in the foods they haven’t tried yet.

Because I'm a daily writer that receives early in the morning, I'm amazed at how fast the messages move through me and beyond.  I document my moments of now.  Like most, a lot of great ideas are lost forever by noon.  Breaking it down allows the body to make clearer choices.  So much valuable information is shared with our inner core then lost by the outside world.

Pod Crashing Episode 177 With Barry Ritholtz From Masters In Business

Bloomberg Opinion columnist Barry Ritholtz looks at the people and ideas that shape markets, investing and business.

Barry Ritholtz has spent his career helping people spot their own investment errors and to learn how to better manage their own financial behaviors. He is the creator of The Big Picture, often ranked as the number one financial blog to follow by The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and others.

Barry is the creator and host of Bloomberg's Masters in Business radio podcast, and a featured columnist at the Washington Post. He is the author of Bailout Nation: How Greed and Easy Money Corrupted Wall Street and Shook the World Economy (Wiley, 2009). In addition to serving as Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Ritholtz Wealth Management, he is also on the advisory boards of Riskalyze, and Peer Street, two leading financial technology startups bringing transparency and analytics to the investment business.

Too often we allow challenge and change to turn us into hiders...

From filmmaker, actor and author Justin Baldoni comes a real-talk, self-esteem-building guidebook that helps boys ages 11 and up embrace their feelings and fears instead of repress them. Boys Will Be Human is the perfect social-emotional learning tool for parents and educators to jump-start conversations about masculinity with the boys in their lives.

From the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Normandie Avenue in the heart of Los Angeles to the Las Vegas Strip; from backyard cooking classes to battling legends on "Iron Chef America"-Jet Tila has carved a singular niche as a culinary storyteller. Thanks to his diverse background and education, Tila is as comfortable as chef and consultant as he is teacher and student in the art of food. His numerous accomplishments in the culinary world continue to grow. In 2013 alone, Tila has partnered with the Compass Group, the world's largest food-service company, to launch Modern Asian Kitchen, a new fast-casual Pan-Asian concept with locations nationwide. He is also set to separately open Kuma Snow Cream, a shaved-ice concept launching in Las Vegas this spring, all while continuing to build on his extensive national TV and radio appearances as a guest judge on "Chopped," as well as hosting his own radio show on KLAA in Los Angeles.

Tila grew up in his family's restaurant kitchens and markets in Los Angeles, home to the world's largest Thai population outside of Thailand. As a boy, he spent time learning the ancient traditions of Asian cuisine from his Cantonese grandmother and working in the famed Bangkok Market, which opened in 1972, and Royal Thai restaurant, which opened in 1978. "I call it birth luck," he says. "I was born into the 'first family' of Thai food in Los Angeles. My parents came here separately in 1966 and went on to open the first restaurants and grocery stores in this country and I was the kid doing homework in the back corner of the restaurant."

In SUPPRESSING THE TRUTH IN DALLAS, Brandt unravels the connections between the homicides of JFK and Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit on November 22, 1963, and the murder two days later-captured live on national television-of their killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, in the basement of the Dallas police station by nightclub owner Jack Ruby. What he uncovers is conspiracy in Dallas by and among Ruby and his lawyer Melvin Belli; Oswald and certain members of the Dallas Police Department, including Sergeant Patrick Dean, a known Mafia associate; and crime boss Carlos Marcello, a long-time enemy of JFK, and his New Orleans and Dallas Mafia. Brandt also sheds new light on the role of the slain President's brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, in the Warren Commission's cover-up.