Sentences with phrase «n't listened to these episodes»

If you haven't listened to Episode 125 of my Fed & Fit Podcast, I HIGHLY recommend you do so as soon as possible.

I do hope that all you've done with Penn and the whole Sunday School team gets better explained (haven't listened to your episode yet).

I was like, «Honey, first of all, you haven't listened to the episode.

Last thing is I did get an email from a listener this week who wanted to know if there was a way he could not listen to these episodes sitting in front of his computer.

hey, i have not listen to this episode yet but, i would like to thank you jonah for including a battlefield news article included.

Not exact matches

Even if an episode's guest isn't someone you would normally consider relevant to your interest, just give it a listen - I promise you will enjoy it anyway.

Oh, and whatever you do, don't listen to my One Verse Podcast episode that is getting published a week from today...

For all the trust he places in her — for instance, when she tells him to «do as he's told» and leave the place where they landed back in the episode «Listen» without looking to see where they are, he obeys — he doesn't seem to trust her enough to tell her what he knows.

Also a bizarre coincidence that I was listening to the first episode of Mystery Show (which is so good please listen) because this was definitely an unsolved mystery and not at all to do with the extreme humidity of the day.

my sister used to tape the audio from episodes of moonlighting, no pictures mind just the audio, and listen to them over and over cos we did nt have a video recorder yet.

Go back and listen to that episode first, if you haven't already.

Sometimes your body just won't listen to reason, and you find yourself noshing through an entire pint of ice cream while watching the latest episode of «Downton Abbey.»

After listening to your episode, I now know that it's probably not the baby blues anymore and I should talk to someone about it.»

And Cindy writes: «I just finished listening to your episode about the baby blues and your timing couldn't be more perfect.

If you weren't able to listen on VoiceAmerica at 6 PM ET, be sure to look for this episode on...

Johner Riehl: Thanks so much, that wraps up today's episode of Parent Savers, we appreciate you listening, don't forget to check out our sister shows, we've got Preggie Palls with Sunny Gault for expecting parents, and our show the Boob Group with Robin Kaplan for moms who breastfeed their babies.

Don't forget, you can listen to our episodes through our free apps available in the Android, iTunes and Windows marketplace.

If you're considering a home birth, or just researching options in general, we'd recommend listening to the episode and watching «Why Not Home».

And if you haven't done so yet, listen to our episodes on simplifying back to school, conquering procrastination, why it's awesome to edit your life, and school lunch solutions!

Her first birth involved several days of prodromal labor, and if you don't know what that is, you really want to listen to this episode.

If you didn't check up the first one, go back and listen to the episode about Preparing for Another Baby.

So before we wrap up today's episode, I have an email that I really want to share with you guys and this comes from Cindy, and Cindy writes: I just finished listening to your episode about the baby blues and your timing could not be more perfect.

SUNNY GAULT: Alright, well Brittany thanks so much for sending this in if you are listening and you are like, I got this great hack that I want to share with The Boob Group audience, we would love to hear it, you can go to our website at www.newmommymedia.com and click the contact link at the bottomed if you want to email us also throw the website you can send us a voice mail straight through your computer, don't even have to pick up a phone anymore, you can post to our Facebook page there's a lot of different ways you can reach out to us, hopeful we will get it and we'll put it on a future episode for you.

In the first dataset, some of the participants listening to the audio description of the «Sherlock» episode had previously watched it, and some had not.

He is a graduate of Martin Van Buren High School in Queens; so is futurist Ray Kurzweil — listen to the June 18th, 2008 episode of Science Talk for discussion about why Ray Kurzweil will probably not achieve his dream of uploading all the contents of his brain.

Lack of Evidence for Milk's Benefits (blog post) The Fat Summit hosted by Dr. Mark Hyman Listen to Mark's previous interview on TUHP (episode # 74) Dr. Ronald Krauss LabCorp NMR LipoProfile Quest Diagnostics — The Cardio IQ Report Dr. Assem Malhotra — Saturated fat is not the major issue (BMJ) Dr. David Ludwig Dave Asprey on TUHP (episode # 61) Chris Kresser Dr. David Jenkins Nutiva Red Palm Oil * Artisana Tanka Bar Candle 79 restaurant (NYC) Green Zebra Cafe (Florida) Sunwarrior < == 10 % off all Sunwarrior products (free shipping over $ 100) * TUHP Facebook group

If you don't know what koshas are, listen to episode 35, all of about understanding the layers outside of your body.

So I mention in podcast episode one, I was like, «You know, I've been playing around with this idea of starting a podcast, but I wasn't really sure because I was like who's going to listen to it?

If I allowed my fear of, «Oh, no one's going to listen to me, blah, blah, blah» from not recording this podcast episode, it would not plant the seeds of change that it is right now.

BUT... you won't like this episode if you'd prefer to keep isolating and binge eating, so don't listen if that's you.

I won't go into details because I don't want to get controversial, but ever since I listened to the most recent episode of Freakonomics (one of my fave podcasts) I finally feel like I have a place.

Nearly every episode is a self - contained interview with an expert in the field, so you don't need to listen to them in any particular order.

I enjoy your podcast with Craig Dinkel and have listened to other episodes of yours and I always get excited about the products your experts recommend my delima is I can't afford all the products although I wish I could so I guess my question to u is I am 55 years old good shape lift weights 2 times a week and my main hobby is cycling.I know this question might be hard for u to answer with the little information I gave u but what products would u recommend for me to take i am currently taking a multivitamin (NOW Adam soft gel) and a whey protein by (allmax) and Energy Bits n Recovery bits and a probiotic PB8.

If you haven't watched Episode 25, watch that first, and then listen to this!

or Listen on I - Tunes In This Episode You'll Learn: the mechanics of how our bodies change during pregnancy best ways to get a safe and effective workout while pregnant (and when to back off) how pregnancy exercise benefits baby too the true timeline of postpartum recovery (we all know it's not 6 weeks!)

I know this episode is going to really bless so many people and I can't wait for you to listen.

If you have not had a chance already, be sure to listen to my podcast episode with Renyung Ho, founder of MATTER Prints, I loved hearing her story of how she got into the industry, how she started MATTER prints, and so much more.

In our previous episode (which you should listen to if you haven't already), we talked about started small, asking how soon you should bring up pets, and work our way up to marriage and kids.

In the interview we go even more in - depth with online dating tips, so if you haven't listened and are craving more, listen to episode # 112.

I haven't yet listened to this episode of «Lexicon Valley» but it sounds like a great topic AV Club Did you hear that Benji is being rebooted?

With every festival comes a new round of roundtables, so if you couldn't make it to this year's Toronto International Film Festival, you can still listen to this week's episode of the podcast and start planning ahead for when the lineup comes to a theater or streaming service near you.

Blu - ray Highlight: A review copy didn't arrive in time, but the audio commentary by Ryan Murphy on the pilot episode should be worth listening to if you're a fan of the series.

If people do not listen to these concerns, Lucasfilm may repeat these mistakes with Episode 9.

* Three episodes in, you're not too late to start listening to «What My Students Taught Me,» the fascinating new StoryCorps - like podcast series from the Teacher Project and the Atlantic.

I recently listened to a podcast where an indie author did manage to get his book in airport bookstores — Michael Bungay Stanier, on Tim Grahl's Book Launch podcast (there were three episodes, and I can't remember which episode discussed his distribution strategy).

It's not possible to sum it all up in one episode, so go back and listen to previous SPQ episodes to learn more about each topic.

Be sure to watch or listen to the episode so you don't miss all of this great advice!

If you would like to see what book we have already read, or what might be coming up or if you just need some ideas on what classics to read, visit our bookshelf: https://www.goodreads.com/group/bookshelf/78394-classics-without-all-the-class We don't have our podcast anymore, but if you want to go back and listen to our previous episodes, you can do so via itunes you can do so here: itpc: / / classicswithoutclass.libsyn.com/rss Old Blog http://cwatc-bookclub.blogspot.com/

Under each podcast title there is an indication of how many episodes not downloaded, how many new episodes, and how many you have started to listen to (or watch) but not completed.

After listening to this episode, it doesn't appear to be worth doing since you lose those sales from being applied to your ranking during the launch.