Sentences with phrase «podcast today»

+1 on the excellent podcast today as well (episode 180 for those who haven't heard it).

Aaron — Great podcast today.

I came across a podcast today by a divorce lawyer in Boston, Massachusetts who discussed the «cost» of getting divorced.

James: David, thank you so much for appearing on the Graduate Job Podcast today.

Chris Russell, author of Secrets of the Job Hunt (a Career Advice Social Network), interviewed me for his podcast today.

Recorded shortly after the July 2005 launch of the first edition of The Elements of Resume Style (AMACOM, New York, NY), the freshness and continuing relevance of this podcast today help demonstrate: the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Joining us on our podcast today is Link Christin, an expert on the particular struggles among attorneys regarding substance abuse.

I heard a rumour that we could actually out you on this podcast today and identify you by your name other than Boups the Beerman.

Further to my blitherings above, there's a podcast today at 3:00 on e-books in law libraries.

Were both at TBD Law where you were really interesting to get to know, and so that's why I want to put you on our podcast today to talk about your firm which starts out having the interesting name of 1LAW.

Carl, thank you so much for being on the podcast today.

Sam Glover: Hi, Gyi and Kelly, thanks for being on the podcast today.

Sam Glover: We've been talking about what it does, but not the way in which it does it, which gets us closer to the subject of our podcast today.

So we're going to ask them a couple of questions and we're going to start off by saying hi Adria, thank you so much for taking the time to join us on the podcast today.

Sam Glover: Haben, thank you so much for being with us on the podcast today.

Thanks for all your insights today, Pete, and thanks for being with us on the podcast today.

I am resisting the impulse to just keep kicking out with you for another hour and a half but I really appreciate you being on the podcast today.

Thanks for being on the podcast today.

On our podcast today we have two guests: Barbara Captijn, a consumer advocate, who describes how the LAT process represents a deeper problem inside the tribunal system where so many people come without legal representation; and Andy Szabo, who speaks about his eight year experience appearing self - represented at the LAT.

Won't you be our valentine, by listening to the podcast today!?

Joining the podcast today we have Sol as your host, along with co-hosts Dark Boo, SpiderStaryu, SuperZambezi, and Toadette!

I reported it, and I didn't even realize how much there was until I did the podcast today.

We've got a big podcast today, boys and girls.

You mentioned on the podcast today if anyone has a cool feature that they would like Amazon to implement on the Kindle.

Listened with interest to your podcast today.

I was a thrill to hear him on you podcast today.

If you're tired of reading my words and would like something to listen to while you're walking the dog, commuting to work, or performing that 382nd rep at the gym, I'm the interviewee on the Rocking Self Publishing Podcast today.

Get started reading at overdrive.com and subscribe to our podcast today!

Download the podcast today at www.wholechildeducation.org/podcasts and visit ASCD's H1N1 resource page at www.ascd.org/flu to stay on top of developments relevant to the K — 12 community.

So, energize your students and enliven your classroom with a podcast today.

Won't you be our valentine, by listening to the podcast today!?

«Sir Patrick Stewart is on the podcast today, where he reveals the biggest Walking Dead twist of all: that HE is, in fact, Negan, and I am the one who gets to meet Lucille,» Harwick wrote in the post.

Joining the podcast today we have SuperZambezi as host, along with co-hosts, SpiderStaryu, Dark Boo, Toadette, and Sol!

Hope you have a great weekend — I'm going to listen to this podcast today.

Awesome podcast today.

We got a live podcast today with Aaron Farmer from mysugarfreejourney.com.

So, I'm getting a little 16 - hour intermittent fasting going on here so — I am rocking it, and that kind of dove's tail into our podcast today on Intermittent Fasting.

So if there's one lifestyle thing you can tweak, if there's one supplementary thing you can tweak, if you can not skip that meal that you were thinking about skipping, go ahead and get you some good fat and protein, if there's one little piece you can pull out of this podcast today and apply that, that's gonna be helping to keep you in a normal rhythm and not become another burnout victim or maybe it's the first step to try to help pull you out of that burnout that you're in.

I didn't know the repercussions of commercial products until I heard this podcast today < 3

Lily Nichols, RDN, CDE, CLT is a Registered Dietitian / Nutritionist and author, and she's back on the podcast today to talk about her latest book, Real Food for Pregnancy.

So my friend, Bill Quateman joins me on the podcast today.

Steve is on the podcast today talking about his transition into Functional Medicine and his practical application of our Blood Chemistry Calculator to guide treatment decisions and keep clients motivated.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: So the next step would be to reach out to either myself, to Evan, notjustpaleo, Dr. J myself, justinhealth.com or some other competent trained functional medicine doctor or practitioner to get everything kinda lined up in order based on what we talked about in the podcast today.

We're doing our podcast today, Evan and myself.

Dr. Stagg authored an amazing book called Unzip Your Genes that explains in more detail everything we touch on in the podcast today.

I know we all wish we had more doctors like her around, so it's great to get a chance to get some of her great advice on the podcast today.

It's just one more reason I'm so honored to have her on the podcast today.

I am so excited to have Margit Crane on the podcast today!

Sort of OT: I was just listening to the Hidden Brain podcast today (link below if interested) about the scarcity trap and it reminded me so much of my breastfeeding experience.

We'll talk about this on our podcast today!