35 Burst results for "Owen"
AP News Radio
Houser continues to provide boost as Brewers defeat Astros 4-0
"The brewers used three of their 5 hits to connect for home runs in a four zero shutout of the Astros. Owen Miller, William Thomas and Brian Anderson went deep, starting pitcher Adrian Hauser pitched into the 6th inning retired 14 in a row at one point before the bullpen cleaned up. Still flying up over there. There's really good ball team. They put some good swings on some good pitches. They're waiting to wait in the mistakes so you know, you really got to execute and keep them off balance. The Astros had won 8 in a row before the brewers shut them out in back to back games. Check Freeman, Milwaukee
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Lightning send series back to Tampa, beat Maple Leafs 4-2
"The lightning forced a game 6 in their first round series by defeating the Maple Leafs four two. Mikey Amon and Anthony cirelli each had a goal and an assist for the bolts who were two in one in Toronto, but Owen to at home in the series. Asimov scored on a tough angle. First try to get around that D man and he's a great goalie so sometimes you gotta be a little crafty and it's just something I've worked on with healthy at some of these some of these morning skates so I figured I'd try it. Now Andre vasilevskiy stopped 28 shots. Toronto was trying to win a series for the first time since 2004. Game 6 is Saturday in Tampa. I'm Dave ferry.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Bobby Burack: Racism Displayed by the Left to Black Americans
"Portion of those people had never been told, okay, see it. You're allowed to leave. No one's making you work here. If you don't like the way I'm running my company, then so be it. I think that that was shocking. But what you mentioned Chris Rock as well. Were they allowed to kick down the door because they're black, whereas if a white comedian is like a Louis C.K., had tried to do that, then they would have been shut down. Yeah, I think it was absolutely a great point there because I think by them doing it. See, this is why the left always talks so much about how the right is racist and I mean the most prevalent and known form of racism that I see in society right now is the way the left attacks black Americans who disagree. Look at what they do to justice clarence Thomas or Herschel Walker or Candace Owen because what that does is they're living contradictions to the entire message of the left being untrue. So when Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock attack, all identities from black to trans to white to straight, it contradicts the idea that the right is holding down black people and that woke ism is the savior for it that's prioritizing them. I think that's a great observation by you that it's even more effective when Chappelle and rock are pushing back against these ideas and these trends and patterns than it would be for someone like Russell Brand who is now doing it, but he came a bit late to the party. He was following after Chappelle and after Chris Rock. In many ways, this is the worst case scenario for progressives because Netflix is the most influential streamer by far. They've lost Netflix. Twitter is the trendsetter, the default editor for the corporate press. They've lost Twitter. The two leading comedians by a mile are Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle. They've lost them.
AP News Radio
Tarasenko scores winner in OT, leads Rangers past Flyers 3-2
"Vladimir tarasenko scored two 32 into overtime, giving the rangers a three two win over the flyers. It's very nice to come back from behind and very nice to get a win, but our game should be better. The blue shirts trail two one until Chris kreider scored with 9 27 left in regulation. Mika's abana jet also scored for New York and Igor shish durkin stopped 25 shots in the rangers final game before Patrick Kane makes his team debut on Thursday. Owen tippett and Scott Lawton had the flyers goals and Carter Hart made 22 saves. I'm Dave ferry.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Only Outliers Do Good
"Just an update. On the Arizona state university talk I gave. That was on Wednesday night and 35 professors signed a statement condemning the university for inviting Charlie Kirk and me. The program was titled a happiness health and something and something. Happiness health and wealth, something to that effect. A real hate filled program, as you can tell by the title. And I called one of the three professors who defended the university for inviting Charlie Kirk and me. He was in the audience, Owen Anderson, and I had him stand up and they gave him a standing ovation. And I repeated something that I have said to you so many times. And that is only outliers do good, not every outlier does good, but only outliers do good the sheep don't do good. And as in most professions, whether it's medicine or law or there's no profession where sheep do not dominate. It's a very sad realization about the human condition, but I was prepared for it in third grade. When I learned that the will of man's heart is towards evil from his youth in genesis,
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Dennis Talks to Owen Anderson, Professor at Arizona State University
"Owen Anderson, welcome to the Dennis prager show. Thank you so much for having me on. I'm looking forward to talking with you. My first question to all dissenters is, how have your colleagues reacted to you? Well, not so well. Not so so far, what we've gotten is pushback in two ways. We were made fun of for being white men. And I can send you that post if you want. But on Twitter, we were made fun of. So because we're right, man, the implication is our beliefs or values don't matter. And then the second way is for professors to say I can't believe you're defending Dennis prager or Charlie Kirk or whoever else is appearing. And of course, that's changing a subject. The subject isn't the individual speakers, the subject is the principle of free speech on campus. And that's what we're defending. And I defend that for people that I strongly disagree with, because that's really where you're tested, right? If you only defend free speech for people who are in your camp, then you're not defending anything. You have to defend it when it's someone who you say, yeah, I just, I think you're wrong. And what I said was, not only do I defend it for them, I actually want people that I disagree with to speak as often as possible because I think the views are wrong and I think that will come out by having them speak publicly.
AP News Radio
Grizzlies, without Morant, beat Jazz, extend win streak to 6
"Desmond baine tyus Jones and jaren Jackson junior carried the grizzlies past the jazz one 23 one 18. Bane had 24 points and 9 assists for Memphis, which played without John morant. Jones added 21 points and Jackson provided 19 with 9 rebounds and 5 blocks, a 43 point second quarter highlighted by a 24 9 spurt, put the grizzlies that had 66 52 and a half time. Lori marketing was high man for Utah with 21 points. And Kelly Owen had 19, but the jazz loss for the 7th time in 8 games. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Jeff Cook, Alabama Co-Founder and Guitarist, Dead at 73
"Guitarist Jeff cook of the country band Alabama has died after a battle with Parkinson's disease at his home in Destin Florida according to a band representative He was 73 I'm Archie's are a letter with a look at his career Jeff cook joined his cousin's Randy Owen and teddy gentry to form a band when they were still in high school in the state of Alabama with drummer Mark herndon they became the top country band ever Alabama's hits included feel so right love in the first degree mountain music and dozens of others They won piles of awards toured the world and in spite of all that success cook said in a 1996 AP interview there was one aspect of the business he hated I hate the video Well
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Kawhi scores 14 in return, Clippers hold off Lakers 103-97
"Playing his first game in over a year clippers star Kawhi Leonard scored 14 points to help his team beat the Lakers one O three to 97 You know my goal like I said was try to be great in my minutes Have fun obviously stay healthy and win a basketball game Leonard missed all of last season with a knee injury Paul George and John wall each had 15 points Anthony Davis scored 25 to top the Lakers who fall to Owen two under new coach darvin Hamm Mark Myers Los Angeles
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Judge blocks Indiana abortion ban week after it took effect
"A judge has blocked Indiana's abortion ban a week after it took effect Owen county judge Kelsey hanlon issued a preliminary injunction against the ban The injunction was sought by abortion clinic operators who argued in a lawsuit that the state constitution protects access to abortion The ban was approved by Indiana's Republican dominated legislature in August It made Indiana the first state to enact tighter abortion restrictions since the Supreme Court overturned roe V wade in June The order of prohibits the state from enforcing the ban
The Dan Bongino Show
Former NFL Player Rep. Owen Burgess Describes How Parenting Has Changed in America
Life Transformation Radio
"owen" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"One and two men in America will get cancer. One in three women will get cancer. This is not a maybe if or someday. It already is. And so you need to be in a place where you I mean, guys, you got to go to your doctor and say, I think I have COVID. Give me a check, sra. I'm feeling pain in my huevos. I need an x-ray down there. And even if you're not feeling the pain, but you want to be preemptive every 6 months, go to the hospital, say you need an x-ray here there or there and preemptively check for these things. I know that it's like slightly on the dishonesty scale, so I'm sorry, if that sounds weird, but look, you have to be the CEO of your own body. Don't tell. I know, right. I hate to pull money away from the hospitals. They're broke as it is. They have no money. The medical industry has no money, but you get what I'm saying. You gotta be sharp, man. You gotta be sharp and you gotta attack the cancer's gonna kill you unless you're sharper, faster and better. The cancer warfighter. So Owen, so what are just one thing that you do when you wake up to have the mindset that you have? Well, the miracle morning changed my whole thing, dude. And you know that we've talked about that. I discovered how elrod's book, not through you, but through just normal, everyday means. You know, I kind of had a morning routine, but you know, at that time, it was just like, wake up, I just needed oxygen and so I was like, wake up and go running. And then coffee, plan your day and go to work. And then I found out about the miracle morning and morning routines. That's when I was like, rob, if you heard this book and you're like, dude, I'm the voice of that book. And it was such a cool and neat little kismet thing. But my morning routine is very sort of systematic and it's getting more sort of in tune. So number one is I wear an aura ring. And an ore ring measures sleep. And so my morning routine begins the night before, right? So my morning routine begins with me doing a meditation before bed and I listen to spa music. Any type stuff for two hours. You know, you only listen to it for a half hour. And you fall asleep and it automatically shuts off. But that's how I you listen to any music. You know what I mean? If you listen to it all night, you will have the craziest dreams. If.
Life Transformation Radio
"owen" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"I'm not sure what I'm gonna do. So broad daylight, dude, it's like Tuesday and I like one o'clock. And I went on Amazon and I ordered a book called how to starve cancer. All I do is search cancer books. And I found a book called how to starve cancer. And that was the first day of my new life. I found answers in that book that I didn't even know were possible. I learned about the metabolic approach to cancer therapy. And I immediately began retraining my brain for survival and thriving rather than I had already discussed my funeral plans with my wife. I had said I want to be cremated bearing me in the garden. And then if you guys move, if you feel inclined to take one of those plants that's growing and take it to the new house. That was our plan. But I decided to screw that. I'm going to live. I'm going to beat cancer and I'm going to show the world what we're doing. And so you say I look healthier now. It's because I have been building up my body. And I have been shrinking my tumors to this day. I was diagnosed a year ago I sold two to 5 years to live. My heart rate is normal. My blood labs are normal. Everything about my blood test is normal, my doctor says if you came in here today we wouldn't even know you had cancer. But I'm getting CT scans every 90 days and every 90 days my tumors are shrinking by dramatic amounts. And that's because on top of the chemotherapy that I'm doing. I'm rebuilding my body and fixing the root of the problem, not just covering it up with chemo. And someone who's listening to me go, yeah, that's Owen. That's just Owen. Well, let me give you another example of the power of an alternative and also mindset and taking responsibility for As the narrator for how elrod's miracle morning, books, audiobooks, how el ride was diagnosed with one of.
Life Transformation Radio
"owen" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"Owen bill's YouTube channels for industry thought leaders who have awesome content and want to become a recognized authority. He's also my longtime friend and I'm very happy to say Owen video. Welcome to life transformation radio. So good to be here and to add, we're going to be friends.
My Worst Investment Ever Podcast
"owen" Discussed on My Worst Investment Ever Podcast
"My mother always says inch by inch. It's a cinch yard by yard. It's hard and I like what you you know when you were telling the story about the dark garage and trying to get to your bedroom. I mean that's a great story because you know just last night. I woke up in the middle of night. The lights were often. I needed to walk to the bathroom. And i my hands out. I knew there that's over. There will be no. We're going so. I think we all been through that as we. We kind of inch our way through the house so listeners. We know warm. Buff started age. Eleven with one hundred dollars. Today's worth ninety million at age ninety. We know the journey is possible. We just have to take said inch page. well listeners. There you have it another story of loss to keep winning. My number one goal for the next twelve months is to help you my listeners. Reduce risk and increase. Return in your life and i think today i helped that to achieve that. I've created our community at my worst investment. Ever and i look forward to seeing all there as we conclude owen. And i wanna thank you again for coming on the show and on behalf of eight starts academy i hereby award you both alumni status for fraternity your worst investment ever into your best teaching moment. Do you have any parting words for the audience..
UnF*ck Your Brain to Create Feminist Confidence
Unlearning the Patriarchy With Andrea Owen
"I really like concrete. Kinda actionable gangsta spokane us. I'm really big about that. So you have the end of every chapter you. Walk your readers through something you call the une learning which i also love. 'cause it's kind of something mystical quest a little bit like an sounds like or like a little bit of like a cult initiation like i'm just i'm into the title this term and therefore steps so i'm hoping obviously she get the and read it for themselves but just as a little preview. Can you tell us what those four steps are. Kind of. Why importance such. They're in every chapter. Yes it is like a secret. You know little justice league that we have secret handshake and all that kind of thing check engine. You just can't see them. The reason i wanted it to be called the learning is because as you well now and all your listeners know like we've been conditioned socialized to be a certain way for decades and it's not just about learning new tools which are great in which we all should do but it is about learning the conditioning that we've all been taught so there's forceps in the first one is and this is really great for people who are just starting out on their personal development journey or seasons people to kind of go back to brass tacks. The first one is to pay attention. You can fix what you don't know is messy for lack of a better expression so it's about paying attention to your thoughts paying attention to your own internalised misogyny paying attention to where you're not showing up out of fear and looking at is that your conditioning and then the next step is to just get
Opening Arguments
"owen" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"Five hundred twenty one. That's andrew. how're you doing. I am fantastic but an extra fantastic today because we have a special special episode for you. Yeah i just. I'm doing so well. I'm still on the high of the last episode right on over this one. We've got the knowledge fight guys Today and our main segment to talk about someone named owen schroeder. Who heard of so right when you think you've seen every right wing gripped there's always a and it seems like possibly owen is Pulling off another gift. Make a huge fuss about something. That's might be nothing. We're gonna find out with the real experts of everything. Alex jones and that's knowledge fight so looking forward to that later for now though announcements. Yeah sorry little disappointment here we will not be able to cover the lawsuit against nirvana. I want okay. Why not can you say. Why am i can say okay. So are you. You representing one of the sides or something. no no. are you an expert. Are you going to testify. No no what is it. Why can't we cover it terrible. They're awful. I can't do you have to bring in someone else. I can't do it. I just can't i really want care. I'm sorry i thought this was some actual legal thing. But now you don't don't know we're going to have to go on stringer. Okay yeah well you're wrong. Nirvana was great at the time. Catch so bad. No good just awful in every way. Bits aside sincerely great music. And by the way. Kurt cobain progressive ahead of his time. He was really cool anyway. So i get it. You can't handle it. will we be. Maybe covering this with. Morgan stringer as central. I think this would be a beautiful fantastic segment for Our very own. Morgan strict pop law in. You will plug your ears and go out and i will. I will go play. You know to the idea that you're eighties bullshit. Hair rock is somehow good when it was way better. But we're vonda which is like one thousand nine hundred eighty nine hair rock like one minute away from the thing you like was somehow way worse. I'll i don't get it. I have a thesis that i have prepared august but now now do bonus content rather than fight guys. That's better guy. They're bringing down our doorbell here on skype. Let's get on over to our interview with the knowledge about. Oh reminder if you're a patron especially still time to get your questions in for the live cuny. That's on tuesday. Tuesday night the thirty first. That's at five. Pm pacific pm eastern. Join us get your questions and if you are a norm me actually yeah. This will still be out. You might be hearing this tuesday morning. Maybe maybe you're somebody. A dedicated listener gets right away monday late. So you'll time to come join us for that youtube. Cuny gimme me a ton of fun. I want you to tell andrew why he's wrong about. I'm not like a super big nirvana fan necessarily. But if we're gonna argue like your eighties glam metal is good but nirvana's bad that i that i will not abide so you know what i mean like. Send all those questions at adra. We'll see you for that but for now. We've gotta get on over to our interview with dan and jordan from knowledge fight and joining us for the main segment. Here are dan and jordan from knowledge. Fight guys welcome back to the show. Thank you for having us. I'm jordan that's That's dan you can see him if you're listening to this podcast audio Yeah he's doing great. I'm the one the pointing indicate to the part in the spectrum like the audio spectrum that they see him that's him. I'm the bass wherever wherever the compression peaking kicks in. That's where you're gonna find. George does the falsetto when he's really excited. So that's how you can tell them apart. We had you on before we collaborated back in in terms of the the livestream to save the senate which was a resounding success and and want the. Yeah yeah no. I now i listen to your show when it comes out. If you're listening to this show you should be listening to knowledge. So that's very nice of you to say don't say reverse say don't listen to shit. Don't listen to the radio. Don't listen to this show. Bill listen to our show. Nothing just old fireside chats. Yes absolutely thank president. Fdr breaking news. I name. I only recognized from listening or show a winch royer of info wars was indicted by first question was who the hell is owen. Troyer and so. I thought i'd there'd be well. There would be better experts but no better experts that i would want to talk to you. Got that landing. That was That was. I was wondering where it was. My life has gone so terribly. When i hear that people only know about owen troyer because of my work we all bring a little light into this world. The legacy people only know who howard klein hendler is because of our show. We'll start like a foundation. You know something whatever you. This is your legacy. This is your started. The infowars employees awareness so own schwalier. Who the hell is he. Well his first name is jonathan end. This has been an hour. Odd guys guy who's really cool His twitter handle was. All i do is owen which is really fun. He he was dude who Unfortunately as somebody who's from missouri a missouri guy and he was living in saint. Louis i believe is working like sports coverage you can find some old blogs. He used to write about sports related issues. That was before he changed to neck. Beard related issues for the most part is always areas win. These people have like a legit background while used to cover the detroit lions. You know whatever you know like some sort of sports thing and then it's like now. I just think there's lizard people running the government. That's my career trajectory. It happens to most people in media. I think that That path. I think everybody in media is eventually going to sell boehner pills of some former and other so we might as well just skip the middleman you know he. I don't know how deep he was in any kind of like officials sports reporting Capacity world us just out of college. He's a pretty young guy and Around the time that trump was starting to run. There was that fervor that was going on Online the anti s. j. w. anti-feminism gamer gates sort of tentacles. The monsters we're coming out to play and so people were starting to get attention from that and owen troyer branded himself. The the cuck destroyer. And don't they already. I mean i feel like if i wanna be down or they're into that you're playing into old cook up like you're the you're the best you know that's how you heard him talk so he would go to like left wing protests in yell at people and try and start fights and he had a couple of like really have his own outlet at this point or just youtube channel. Is i understand. i'm not. I'm not fully up to date on all the intricate details of what he was doing it. I'm glad that restores some faith. So he he's talking murderer. Whatever he gained some notoriety. From that. I i re- i don't wanna use the names that he used but one of them was. I believe aids. Scroll ix of the names that he gave to one of the people. He yelled at a protest. These sort of gained some traction and some momentum and simultaneously. We actually heard this listening. Back to old episodes. He also would periodically call into alex's show before he was an employee of info wars. Wow and we heard an episode where it was just a caller named owen and it was clearly insurance through those videos. He gained the attention of alex. Anti ended up getting a job as sort of the bench quarterback josh allen of info. Wars the steve young to his alex is joe montana. Steve younger sucks. Well okay does he. So we gotta talk in info wars adjusted terms. Does he sutter at his job. You know what i mean like. Obviously these people suck but like is he a good. Alex jones does he. Is he requirement to do the voice. He's like you to gotta work on your impression of me..
The Watch
Impeachment: American Crime Story Tells Monica Lewinsky's Side of the Clinton Scandal
"Crime story impeachment which come on september seventh if i if i run my dates correctly. Here's my big takeaway from the abundance of trailers at they have released for this in the last three weeks. Really like quite a push. So and i think i'm starting to get the feeling like this is going to be an american story o. Oj simpson moment. Where i think we're going to revisit a lot of the stuff from the clinton impeachment monica etc. But i have a question about all these trailers. We still haven't gotten a significant amount of time with clive owen. His bill clinton which leads me to believe. They're either sitting on marlon brando in the godfather level performance or marlon brando. Doctor moreau level performance. Like it's it's going to be one or the other that is definitely a take and you may right. I choose to think about it slightly differently. Which is they have two things one. It's very very hard. I mean presidential performances especially in this era are almost uniformly imitations right and it's distracting to be like oath. He's just like bill clinton. Yeah whatever Falco place. Hillary clinton like i think it was a smart move to minimize them in the trailer because immediately becomes about. Wow clive owen. Doing a great job being bill clinton sure in it's distracting from the show. They wanna tell. I think the second piece of it is the from my understanding of it. The reason to tell the story about something that you know obviously isn't fresh and a lot of people's minds but i for people of our age our generation certainly is. Is it for. Sarah paulson to win more awards. That's going to happen. But i think it's more to tell the story of the monica lewinsky and linda tripp and people who were actually the prime movers of this. That shook the firmament that the much larger figures were resting
Howard and Jeremy
Selected No. 1 Overall by Buffalo Sabres, Owen Power Returning to Michigan
"Onto the ice. Buffalo Sabres, first overall pick in 2021 Owen Power is reportedly returning to Michigan for his sophomore season as He will become the first number one overall pick since Eric Johnson in 2000 and six to not play right out of the draft after being drafted number one
Cultivating Place
"owen" Discussed on Cultivating Place
"Many of you will too. And i'm so happy to be here together. We're back now. To our conversation with owen wurmser author of lawns into meadows growing a regenerative landscape emmanuel to tap into an ode to the generosity of our green planet. As we come back. I have asked owen to define some of our terms starting with exactly what a meadow is. Meadow is basically in area. That's grasslands with flowering plants flowering perennials in. It has to be full sun. Basically an area that gets half of a half the day of sunday to be a traditional netto and really anything that is grassland is also a meadow so it's one of those words that gets there's a lot of different words used in basically mean the same thing whether it's a plane or savannah or a prairie. They're very similar. Netto is sort of at the center of that then diagram where it's grassland with perennial plants to grow in free of woody plants. Annuals are often part of meadows and a lot of the meadows in north america are strongly comprised of perennials. So that's what. I focused on in part because that's also what creates a really low maintenance sort of approach but really annuals can be part of the mix too especially in that first year or two win. Meadows are being published but yeah meadows are usually maintained by grazing or fire or a lack of rainfall. 'cause otherwise Overtaken by woody plants ultimately trees and shrubs. That's what the succession wants to do right. We all want to turn into a four do you. Would you like to walk through what you mean when you say meadows store. Carbon the important huge aspect of this. Because so there's a couple types of ecosystems that are incredibly effective at storing carbon the oceans one of them far as sir another meadows are grasslands are really excellent when it comes to storing carbon because what the grasses do in the meadow plants. They're taking in carbon dioxide in their splitting it apart. They're keeping that carbon all plants do in using it in their photosynthesis process in their creating carbons sugars when that gets sent down in a lotta cases to the roots where there's the plants have symbiotic relationships with microbes in madurai basically swapped these carbons in sugars for other nutrients minerals. They need from from these other organisms so the plants create this exchange. But what happens is that carbon goes into these other organisms and eventually they die in that carbon stays in the soil end or the roots eventually diocletian switch in the carbon is Making those up also stays in the soil because meadow plants are often really deep-rooted. They can be like you know ten fifteen feet down into the ground is is not an unusual step. They can bring enormous amount of carbon into the soil. So it's something that has been studied some and it's been shown that there are very significant. Amounts carbon can be parked in soil. But it could be studied more because my suspicion is It's even more effective than we know because usually the depth studies of soil range in the twelve inch range that top foot of soil. So this is something that people can do in their own yards and rather than putting carbon into the atmosphere by running a lawnmower and using nitrogen fertilizer lawn. You can actually be sinking carbon into your yard right. Which is really. I mean again. If we think about the just the small things we can do to help to think of your garden not only as this beautiful sanctuary for you and and animals that you love or people you love but to think of it as a little machine helping to offset the carbon non-neutral things we do in our life drive our cars that is so. That's a powerful form of agency. It is and we. We have access to that area. That is the size of washington state. That's turf in this in this country. you know. some of it is valuable. Some of it gets used. People play games on it sometimes. Lawn is good for walkways but the vast majority of that is never used an has such a detrimental effect. And you could be something. That's the complete opposite of that and it can seem daunting like. Oh what's the big deal. If i turn my small little yard into you know half of it into a meadow will. It's the exact same way that we ended up with an area. The size of washington state is mowed. Turf that's how we're going to get back to something. That's actually sustainable healthy. So is this for every size. Owen or is this only for homes. That have a whole lot of land really. You could create the effect of meadow in something as small as a container. If you have certain plants are made available pollinators will find them so even if you live in the city you have rooftop or a balcony or something like that you can put out a container with some of the plants that are mentioned in the book or other meadow plants and insects and pollinators will find them but really any type of space can work. It could be anything from abandoned. Lots to institutional settings but the book primarily focused on residential yards. because that's where the vast majority of lawn is and it's also something that most of us have jurisdiction over in can just go out and change. Yeah so. I love the way. It is is very intuitively Outlined here you give us instructions on how to figure out the size and appropriateness of our site. The hardiness zone were in our soil type. You go to some design plans with both sample designs and just some concepts around basic good design. You have a great encyclopedia of plants that you would like to see in the mix there some native to middle east west of our country All good plants. All as far as i can see looking down this really available in the industry which is one of the great obstacles sometimes for people especially as they're making the transition into an interesting native plant garden and then you actually walk us through exactly how to do it like how to how to kill your lawn how to Get rid of the weakness and then this upkeep going forward what is the moment in here that is the hardest and the place where you are worried. Most people could like abandon the project. I think the hardest part a lot of times the prep and getting the lawn out.
Cultivating Place
"owen" Discussed on Cultivating Place
"Pier press owen. I am so pleased to be speaking with you today. Welcome thanks so much for having me jennifer excited to be here. You know if i were to ask you an and i think there's a lot to work with in what i just described as this Beautiful suite of things you are involved with in your life. But if i were to ask you distill that down owen into an essential mission statement for you and your own personal gardening practice in this world at this exact timing your life. What would that be. It would be a connection to the natural connection to the landscape and trying to facilitate that both for myself my clients and really anyone else i can help with. In that regard you can see that in all of the things that you are doing. And and so before. We dive into that let. Let's go back and let's have you share with listeners. Some of your early life sort of plant story and some of the people in places in plants that grew you into a man for whom this would be your calling so desire to connect people to the landscape and help them connect to nature. Really comes out of in many ways. What is very different but also privileged in my opinion upbringing. Because i grew up really close to the natural world and my parents moved to central maine in early seventies. They were part of the back to the land movement and we lived in a house without electricity half mile from our nearest neighbour and it was in a pretty rural area. Weren't many people around. My parents gardened pretty seriously. They grew a lot of our food and my mother was also serious. Perennial gardner as well. So i was around gardening that was also around nature. Fortunately that suited me. Because i have a strong sort of interest in implants in the journey. I didn't really understand the degree to which that was the case when i was a kid But as a about older and i went to school For landscape architecture for my undergraduate degree you know. I realized more.
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AFC South Football Preview: Best Bets, Picks and Predictions
"Kick things off and this may be more two minute drill as we go through the division in alphabetical order. Starting with the houston texans who find themselves listed at a robust twenty three to one to win the division their win total at fan duel. Sportsbook sits at four dollar twenty. Should you want to go under. It's amazing when you look at the houston texans overall profile just a year and a half ago. This very franchise headache. Twenty four seven lead over the kansas city chiefs in the playoffs. We were all talking about them. Maybe getting to the afc championship as cinderella. And here we are a franchise completely in shambles most likely without a franchise quarterback and really lacking direction When you look at the houston texans worse record against playoff teams last year owen. Ten and this is despite to shawn watson putting gaudy numbers but pain rather than breakdown. What the texans don't have on either the offense or defensive side of the ball. should we attacked a coaching. Hire david kelly takes over as the oldest first time head after twenty seven years of serving as an nfl assistant. I'm not really sure what's going on with the organization and we're seeing the market react in a strong manner. I mean this total has been blitzed from under five in this morning. You look some places. And it's four under minus twenty five so like three point eight five the win total here. So there isn't a lot of confidence in the texans. And you start to look at what this roster is and it's tough to find wins on the schedule with who they're going to be trotting out there. I mean we talked about to shawn watson. And how fantastic. He was over. The last five decades seven quarterbacks have had as good of a season as to sean had last year and they finished with a losing record. Only seven quarterbacks. In the history of this league have played as well as the shawn watson team finished with a losing record so an shawn watson texans last year. That was the worst record of any of those quarterbacks so it really just shows how talent void this roster is and somehow you mentioned the new regime bringing in an old coach in cali but the organization really doubled down on that approach and they've managed the impossible really of having the oldest roster in the nfl with below average cap space. It's not a good combination. And so you know you start to look at the four wins last year and how they achieved it and it was still an offense that was above average inefficiency thirteenth. And now you have this. Massive downgraded quarterback and i mean tyrod taylor is what he has. He's thirty two and the best attributes about him are his athleticism his quickness. How fast he is but at thirty two those of all those things and so this is just a monster downgrade. You do look at the schedule of defenses. That the texans will play its. It's bottom six overall and against the oh. There is some hope there. I guess defensively that is going to still be a problem. You're looking at a unit that finished thirtieth inefficiency. The schedule of offense is this year are going to be really good. Can be hovering around the top. Five rate in basically overall efficiency passing offense all of those key areas I i don't really know how this team's going to get to their win. Total and i think that's probably the interesting part about
Reverie True Crime
"owen" Discussed on Reverie True Crime
"These woods were noun stomping grounds for hogs so the media started calling the murders the hog trail killings and the killer was known as the hog trail killer. This was only the beginning. So let's get started. Daniel owen carnahan. Junior was born on may the eleventh nineteen fifty four in charlotte north carolina. Not long after. His mother gave birth to him off. They went to punch a gorda florida to live as a teenager. In the late nineteen sixties. Daniel realized he was not into girls he was into god is and his parents. Were disappointed and disgusted by it so much. So they forced him to go to many psychiatrist to find out what was quote unquote wrong with him and how they could fix him to basically make him straight. In nineteen seventy-three. Daniel received his high school diploma for miami new orleans highschool and four years later he joined the us navy naval station. Great lakes in illinois is where he was based and daniel began getting a little out of control with his sexual urges after he was called. Luring other officers off the base to engage in sex at a nearby motel and nineteen seventy eight. He almost had to go to military court for it but reportedly none of the men wanted to testify against daniel. A few months later daniel tried to orally rape another man and this turned into a serious fight. Daniel was then discharged from the navy. Instead of going back to florida. After he was discharged he lived in chicago illinois for thirteen years..
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Seattle Kraken Select Matthew Beniers With No. 2 Overall Pick
"Seattle Cracking tonight used their number two overall pick in the NHL amateur draft. To get 18 year old centre forward Matthew veneers from the University of Michigan. The Buffalo Sabres took Wolverines teammate defenseman Owen Power with the top choice. Overall, Both players are deciding whether to stay in college or immediately go
The Paul W. Smith Show
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photojournalist Killed in Afghanistan
"Journalist has been killed in Afghanistan. Foxes Simon Owen has more live. Dave news agency Reuters says one of its photographers has been killed while covering a battle between Afghan security forces and Taliban militants. Spanish Siddiqui was a Pulitzer Prize winner. He had been traveling with Afghan special forces in the southern province of Kandahar when both he and the senior Afghan officer were killed, reportedly in Taliban crossfire. Reuters called Siddiqi, an outstanding journalist and a devoted husband and
5 Minutes in Church History
"owen" Discussed on 5 Minutes in Church History
"Hi steve nichols here before we get into this week's episode. I'd like to take a moment to let you in on a special giveaway. We're hosting this month for the month of july. We will award one five minutes in church. History listener a beautiful five volume box set of the treasures of john owen. This box set includes ten classic texts written by the english puritan. they're beautifully published in hardback format. And they are wonderful texts to help you grow in knowledge and in grace to enter. All you have to do is visit giveaway dot five. And that's the number five giveaway dot five minutes in church history dot com complete the online form by july twenty eight twenty twenty one for all the details and how you can get bonus entries visit giveaway dot five minutes in church history dot com now. Let's start the episode. Well we're continuing through our summer and we just spent a month with the puritans on the beach. Now we're going to focus in on one puritan in particular johnno and and we will spend the whole month with him. The month of july at the beach with john owen and joining me. Now is once again. Dr sinclair ferguson. Dr ferguson good to have you back thank you. Sa- great pleasure and privilege to speak trick when we were together last time. We talked about the puritan. Boxed set while the banner of truth also put out a beautiful box set of five volumes of john owen. And we're going to get to that in a moment but first let's talk about a summertime question and again you can give your best reform dancer. But what is your favorite summertime food. My favorite summertime food. I think probably from childhood laws either raspberries or strawberries because we only got them for about four weeks summer and if the was ice cream with some ban that was a special treat. Although i have to say american ice cream that you buy over the counter tends to be better than british ice cream. You buy over the counter. Well strawberries and ice cream. I'm hungry now but first. Let's talk about the important thing of jon allen. You spent a lot of time with john. Owen and bringing what is a treasure in the life and teachings of owen for disciples of christ today. Why should people read john owen. Well that's a great question. Steve it's quite something to think about being with toronto on the beach because he wrote so much one wonders ever made it to the beach. Seven seven million words as why. I've never counted them. But twenty four volumes. About six hundred pages staunch all with probably relatively poor quality quill can inc so it really is on the staunching achievement. Really i think i would say you. You can read all and because oh bull of all the puritans is the most prodigious and in some ways The most awesome figure of theologians seventeenth century. He had actually been quite all of her being in this sense that for example in his life he he struggled to be sure whether it is really a christian. Or not one of my favorite stories by tim. Hennessey which brought to shoot ans under the preaching of a man who's named the discolored on the no way we owe these twenty four volumes to a soundman preached by some totally anonymous preacher such a great illustration of the week on walks. I think a tremendous thing about oil and was that he seemed to minister and all different kinds of situations. He ministered and allowed cianci ministered in host churches. He planted churches. It was prosecuted. He suffered he struggled and many occasions sometimes became very melancholic about the spiritual situation and so in the midst of all the great theology he rhines. There's this valley strong pastoral concern to build up the people of god and twenty died and his funeral soundman. His assistant david clarkson san the create button of his life was to see people grow in holiness us and so in that particular. Group of owens walks. I think in every single volume christian reads. You'll find something that will stimulate to love and south up upon. Jesus batra well. That's a very compelling case to take john owen to the beach with you you know as with that box set of the puritans docked ferguson also wrote a little booklet to go along with the box set of john owen in it. He mentioned that owen was a man of letters but also a man of action. And one of those times of action. Dartford ferguson goes onto. Tell us at only thirty two years of age. His reputation was now such that. He was appointed parliamentary preacher for january. Thirty first sixteen forty nine english readers at least will recognize the significance of that date. It wasn't fact the very day. That king charles. I was beheaded. Well that's owen man of letters and panna vaction. I'm steve nichols. Thanks for joining us for five minutes in church history..
The Worldshapers
"owen" Discussed on The Worldshapers
"If you have time. I usually don't do have time to do this before. Senate to my editor. Because i just bumped right up against those deadlines You go through it and make it pretty and everything and then send it off to have him. Tell me what's working. And what's not. And then i go through it again. You know an address his comments. I see on your website to different spellings of griffin. How is it spelled in the book. in the books it's g. r. y. f. o. n. pop. That's what i thought. I remembered in the book that you had a story. In cricket magazine spelled g. r. i f. f. o. n. was that there. It was my choice and it's actually important to the story because there's a little riddle in the story. Yeah and the griffin stick ha gotcha moment no and i when i use the griffin. My personal spelling. That's my one sort of twee thing that i kept for myself is to very purposefully. When people use that spelling. I'm hoping that they're talking about my a griffin ways to stop the more common that i've spelled it if i were just writing the word exactly so you mentioned your sisters. She still kind of a first reader for you. She definitely is data readers in their this point. Yeah my sister My friend kate. Who's the discerning Critique she just catches things that other people don't catch and she reads widely trustor and then a couple of fellow writers And who who were. Readers are like writing Peers and colleagues so an unfamiliar with the genre. Yes what kind of things do they tend to find to work on. We all have things that we we keep doing the same things over and over people. Keep telling us you know. Sometimes it's things like. I so remember one thing that My sister pointed out in summer. King which is when. I raised this mystery of how shards father died and then i answered it later. And she's like. I sort of expected that to go on a little longer. Like you made it a big deal and so it's it's often a little storytelling moment. That could be better. That could just be like it's not. I feel like when my work is polished. It's it's kind of level that's readable And that they when they.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"owen" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"S. t. r. a. h. n. the book is christianity and woke nece It's a weird thing. Owen when we talk about this stuff because you said people in america fear being called racist and it always makes me think of you know what did martin luther fear martin. Luther feared disappointing. God he feared Disobeying god if you're any kind of a christian that should be your number one fear and what people say about you or to you. How thin skinned And spoiled and pampered are american christians. That this is this. Is there concern if some young person with with no life. Experience thinks they're racist. Yeah you know. I think it's a failure to grapple with the biblical jesus at base because the biblical jesus so often cited as this paragon of koumba yacht tolerance when in reality the biblical jesus says that he has come to cast fire on the earth. He tells us that. It is a good thing for father to separate from mother over the kingdom of god for child to separate from parents he has come to set at odds those who would follow him from those who would not now. We always are trying to speak the truth in love. Be a movement of love as christians. If four fifteen but the biblical jesus came to throwdown the biblical jesus came to do the will of the father the biblical jesus came to create a people for himself by his blood. If fusions too we ha we have been given americanized therapeutic. Jesus who is this empathetic life coach. Who sits across you on the couch and only looks at you with adoring is when in reality the biblical jesus has fire in his eyes. The biblical jesus john one comes to these rough hewn fishermen and some of your people people you may be descended from even and he and he says follow me and he doesn't elaborate it's just fascinating. There's no instruction manual there's nuances and qualifications like we're also used to give doesn't say follow me. Let me explain in case of offending you. He doesn't say that he just follow me somehow trusting that they will that the authority of his voice. I it's kind of funny because what we're talking about. It is loving another. If i care about my kid i would say. Brush your teeth and they would say well. I don't remember as my teeth and he'd say hey. Go brush your teeth or you're gonna get it. What is that that is love right because you do. Not want your child's teeth right outta their head. We have a culture. Really a lot of the adults have have internalized. The bad russo. Ian ideas of the sixties and said. I don't wanna be harsh. I don't wanna be authoritative. That's the worst thing in the world. So i'm going to let you do whatever you want. And if your teeth right out of your head. Hey that's on. You like that'll be your issue because i will be watching the ball game. I don't care so it's really a lack of love ultimately so you know we say it's cowardice but it's it's cowardice is also a lack of love. Yes it's a lack of love. Jesus has a command presence to him. That i think a lot of pastors and christian leaders today fear having so in that analogy you just gave. I think the parent thinks that they're actually something really good. Yeah by not giving their child. Moral instruction wanna scar their child by brush brushes teeth. But they're not loving their child as you pointed out there hating their child in the same way in the church. If we call out worldly ideologies that are taking people captive colossians two eight these. These ideologies are imperial. As i said earlier. They're they're coming for you. And if you have high schoolers college age kids these ideologies. Want your children. They want your church. So we have to have the command presence of jesus we have to stand up in the temple and we have to throw down for the truth of god. We have to call ally ally in the truth the truth we have to take a stand and we're not doing so because we hate flesh and blood. We're doing so out of love because we want people you'd from captivity. It really is something that takes us back at least to the to the sixties but something happened where youth were exalted and they were presented as somehow flawless which is antithetical to scripture scriptures. Says we are all sinners and therefore it is the job of apparent to raise a kid in the right way if you let them go their own way. They're just going to get worse in their sin but we we really bought that and so the authorities. Since i was a kid have been less willing to take a stand against. I always think of in sixty eight when the students took over the columbia university president's office they didn't have the guts to say you'd better get outta here like you're going to get expelled yesterday. Like you better do what you're told this is not about you. This is not about what you want. They didn't have the guts because the society had bought this idea that the young people are beautiful flower power. Whatever that's an idea that goes back to russo. Because it's a fundamental mistake but the culture has been moving that way so that adults they wanna be hip like their kids used to be. The kids wanted to be. I want to dress like my dad. I want to just like my mom. I wanna i wanna grow up. That has been reversed. It's a dramatic reversal. It is and we saw last summer. For example with the riots that torched america caused billions of dollars of damage robbed numerous american citizens of their very lives. We saw a total failure of courage of virtue of manhood and so many areas there were so few people who are willing to stand up in the public square against evil and in so many places. The strategy was one of containment of evil. Well we'll just try to be on the outer edges of the perimeter and hope that this doesn't get out of hand. Meanwhile america was burning and it was out of hand and that is an indictment upon us that is a judgment of god upon his people think. Oh no we're risking the judgment of god. You have the judgment of god when you don't have strong leaders you have the judgment of god when you don't have strong men it's already there. Well think about it. it is not. I was saying earlier in our panel this morning but the people who burned and looted i. I can't really blame them. I blame for the people who didn't stop them and others. you have. mayors you have cops. It is their job to stop that and they said no. We're not going to go ahead if somebody's just go ahead. Why wouldn't you do that. If you are sort of messed up person you're angry and you act out and they say well go ahead and act out. We understand so. It is a failure of leadership and the failure of parents. It's the failure of mayors elected officials. They've all lost the courage of these basic cultural convictions. That there such a thing as truth and that we need to stand for it and there's a price to be paid And so we really are weep reaping the whirlwind wind in this culture folks. I'm talking to own. The book is christianity and woke nece. I hope you'll get a copy. It's published by salem books. Salem it seems publishes all the good books. They certainly publish all of my books. Salem books christianity and wellness stran-. We'll be right back well. The that salem mass oh back still listen to the radio. Say folks talking. Stran- metaxas show. Our sponsors are neutra. Medics dot com and my pillow dot com. You can also buy most of my books at my store. Dot com use the code owen..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"owen" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"To get up to speed on woke nece. You do need to read a few books in the area. You want to know what the fundamental claims are. Voters book in. My book can be a one two punch from salem. Hopefully in helping pastor do some of that work and cut some of the corners. Even if i can use that phrase but yet that's one reality. That's one contributing factor. Another is that there is a lack of courage today. honestly there's just a lack of desire to take a stand for jesus in cases where doing so is going to mean that you are disliked you lose market. Share people may accuse you of being a racist and eric. That's another part of this. Americans especially white. Americans fear nothing more than being called a racist. If you just throw that in someone's general direction across the room. But see what i find. Freakout we rethink. How funny that is it shows you how racism is is not a big issue when everybody's afraid of being called racist because trust me in the nineteen twenties in a mississippi white people were not afraid of being called racists so the idea that people have internalized. This stuff tells you that we're society that does see it as an evil. And that's being used as a cudgel by the marxist left we'll be right back talking to owen. Stran- book is christianity and woke. Nece a buffs. Talking owens drawn s. t. r. a. h. n. the book is christianity and woke nece It's a weird thing. Owen when we talk about this stuff because you said.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"owen" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
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The Eric Metaxas Show
"owen" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Folks. i'm talking to owen straughn. yes it's pronounced straughn. It's not spelled like that. But you know who's keeping score owen stran-. Your book is christianity and woke ness. How the social justice movement is hijacking the gospel and the way to stop it so i just ended this previous segment saying that people need to understand. There's two world views. One is an atheist thick or anti theistic marxist view and the other one is a biblical view. So what do you say to some young hip pastor. He's got his tattoos. He's got the The soul patch and he shaved his head because his hair was starting to go. And he's got funky glasses and he's just trying to reach out to the young people and their into this junk. What do you say to that guy. Yeah i want to say that fundamentally we're not trying to make christianity cool we're not trying to make it culturally acceptable. We're not trying to be accepted by the world. That's a huge part of what i say in this book christianity and woke me. I say that there's an antithesis. There's an old fashioned word for you. You don't hear that every day. No you don't. But i like to keep it that way. Please go ahead go like my work. I like it. Go ahead all right. Well there's an better than hedge amman. Yeah i don't like that. Where now neither okay. We're agreed on that. There's an antithesis between christianity and the world. We're not the same. Jesus when he comes is not the same as the world. Jesus and the devil are not the same and so we start from that foundation. We recognize that as christians. We're not trying to do this. Makeover of christianity where we put make up on it and make it palatable to the outside world. that's that's been a common way to try to attract people into the church. The secret sensitive is promoted that kind of thinking that's not sound biblical christianity. If only jesus had been at willow creek he might have had who knows maybe sixteen eighteen disciple instead of just twelve. You know could happen man. Yeah he needs to be more secret friendly. He was always doing this divisive stuff. You gotta eat my flesh and what it's like come on you gotta reach the young people that turns them off the cannibalistic stuff. And as our friend voting baucus said this whole movement dovetails with the idea that christianity is about niceness. It's about acceptance. It's about cultural palatability. Look we're not going out of our way to be an idiot as a christian. We're trying to bear the fruits of the spirit relations. Five twenty two twenty three but we recognize that as christians. Jesus has already told us that it. It is blessed for us to be persecuted and hated for righteousness sake and matthew five. So what i want to say to that. Pastor is bro preach the gospel boldly preached the whole counsel of god preach the despise.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"owen" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Least because it's reductive because god doesn't see us that way. God doesn't see us that way. God cares about the individual. God cares about an individual person's Status and wellbeing got us set up the world so that even if you're not a believer frankly there is what we call common grace in the world. It's not a second grace. It's god showing grace to those who were not believers and so we deal with a god who treats us as individuals and we as christians need to treat people as individuals now. Every person needs the gospel of jesus. Christ every person needs to be born again. Remade regenerated through the gospel. Of god's grace but that even that that foundation shows us that christianity does not start from this foundation. That i know you. I can stereotype you by how you look no instead. I should know you in terms of the image of god every person bearing it's a. It's an amazing thing. I mean to sum up before we go. the break. folks woke kness is essentially cultural marxism. It is by definition eight theistic an anti biblical. There is no squaring the circle You need to get that folks. There's no way to do it. So they may some say some things you like but at its core it is not workable and you need to understand why that is and will continue the conversation. With owen stran- the book is christianity and woke nest when running a business. Hr issues can kill you. Wrongful termination suits minimum wage requirements labor regulations and nature manager salaries aren't cheap and average of seventy thousand dollars a year..
Teachers in America
"owen" Discussed on Teachers in America
"Lgbtq plus youth in anti racist practices owen is passionate about fostering supportive communities in all aspects of his life inside and outside the classroom. Now you're owen i. o. n. Welcome to teachers in america podcast. I'm so grateful that you are joining us in that. We're going to have an exciting conversation. Owen tell me how you came in to the classroom. I grew up around education. in general..
Bald Movies
The Bourne Identity (2002)
"Hey everybody welcome to another prestige podcasts. Where we perhaps are stretching the definition of prestige I think so. I think this is a prestigious action film anyway. The bourne identity. This is a two thousand two movie directed by doug liman who you might recognize director of swingers. Mrs smith jumper edge of tomorrow american-made. He's the son of a bitch. Made us watch american made. We got all hyped up tom. Cruise in and mister bourne identity in its turns out that was very aggressively average flick. But but he's he's made a couple of good action movies as you can see here. After this paul greengrass over and helmed the rest of the borne trilogy is based on a screenplay written by tony gilroy who you might recognize as the screenwriter of rogue. One devil's advocate. Literally every jason bourne film also wrote and directed michael clayton and william blake. Herron who. I don't even know why his credit for this like only got one other movie credits he's credit created as the co writer. So i guess he did stuff here. He came into some rewrites. Because a studio like lots of this is a. I had no idea. This is such a troubled film making process. They're much butting heads. We'll we'll get to that. I'm sure is based on the bourne identity by one robert ludlum. If you're a. Tom clancy fan. You know. absolute thought robert ludlum is if you're a kid growing up in eighties. Ninety nineties like books The airport bookstores were stuffed full of his political thrillers. Back for their stuff. Full john grisham or after adding it. Yeah it's like. It's like john grisham. Tom clancy and and Ludlum all going for that hyper. Masculine market stars matt damon of course as jason bourne Frank potenza bra who you might recognize from run. Lola run is awesome. Best thing about season to the bridge. Also clio and sneaky little star guest starring role here. Chris cooper brian cox who you'll recognize as the bad political heavy from every political thriller. We've ever seen giant assholes. Good job at it. Julia stiles clive owen. Art talked by clive. Owen and walton goggin. Yeah back before. I knew who he was and he was like in his late. Twenties early thirties still had a fairly full head of hair though. It was in recognizable retreat. Just pops out the do one of the most textbook gap dossier exposition scenes. That you've ever
Brands On Brands On Brands
"owen" Discussed on Brands On Brands On Brands
"All right. Let's get going. I'm excited for everyone listening. Today we get to welcome our guest owen video to the show first off. Thanks for being here. Hey i'm pumped to be here. Thanks for inviting me. Yeah absolutely will. The reason i'm excited today is that we get to dive deeper for something that we don't talk a ton about with experts like you which is video content and we're going to gear that towards personal branding today and this isn't obviously a new topic. A lot of people video has been around a long time but so many people are still afraid of launching video doing video for themselves for their businesses. So let's start there. Why video important for personal brand businesses. What's the role of it. Why is it so important. You know i think video is the only thing you know. I saw great post the other day that said online. Marketing is now video marketing. And there's bad is the truth of the scenario right used to be like. Oh you've got seo and you've got like facebook and social media marketing. You've got video marketing and youtube and these different things but really they've all come together now and it's video right like it's video that everyone is paying attention to. I'm not saying that there isn't room for some seo blogs and and there isn't room for social media marketing but what are you posting right like what keeps people on your page longer video. What keeps people engaged. More on social. It's video you know. Video marketing is not a part of your marketing anymore. It is your marketing and everything else stems off from there now. The scientific reasons that it's important is number one. I think this is so key is the para social relationship. That happens between i know serious. It just got serious para social relationship. What that means is it's a one way media relationship and we establish this with the people that we see on screen so when you log into my channel every week and you see my smile and you see my personality and you see my set right. You've become sort of part of that world and you start to develop relationship with me and that relationship naturally to trust and credibility and in some cases some really great long term friendships with people that that are watching your videos and that of course extends into leads and sales and brand awareness. But you cannot accomplish this with a facebook post with an instagram post or even with faceless videos now i wanna put a pin in that because there is a space for faceless videos but the para social relationship happens more specifically with the eye contact and with The tone of your voice and with seeing your sentencing sort of the people that you're around so video is important for creating that relationship with people that causes them to go. I know owen. Or i feel like i know owen and when that happens you know your customers become friends and and friends become customers and that's when you get into that sweet spot of getting a business results from a marketing venture. I'm glad you said that. I think there is a human element to this. That when you get to see someone and talk it same thing like when i'm if i'm trying to meet someone and do business jumping on facebook group and saying hi isn't going to do it. Yeah if i said a discovery call it might be zoom. Call or something like that and i get to see them face to face because it's harder to see them in person sometimes might be across the country..