602. Aaron Jackson’s global project, “Planting Peace’ fights every day for a more just, peaceful, loving world through their humanitarian deeds.
Release Date: 11/06/2024
606. 14 You Just Have To Laugh’s suggestions for a meaning and joyful life. We offer you these because they work!
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David Naster takes you through14 suggestions that will put into motion a meaningful and joyful life. You are welcome to implement as many as you want. We might suggest all of them because they all work. 1: You want fair, every state’s got one, go find it. 2: You are the only person who can take care of you. 3: Want it! Earn it. 4: Start at the bottom and enjoy every step up. 5: It takes time to learn. Enjoy the process 6: Words Lie Deeds don’t. 7: If your life isn’t working – change it. 8: Understand who you are. 9: Laugh at yourself 10: Be...
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605. How to successfully talk about God intellectually between different faiths with Reverend Bob Hill and Rabbi Michael Zedek.
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Talking religion with people of different faiths can get to heated argumentative rather than having a civil discussion. Tempers and passions can flair with new understandings being lost. Rabbi Michael Zedek and Reverend Bob Hill share a fascinating discussion how intellectual understanding can be gained without disruptive emotions when sharing philosophies about one’s belief in God. We kindly encourage your sharing of this podcast. If you have questions for future podcasts of this nature email David at . Thank you for your participation as we pray for God’s blessings for a world where...
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604. Vision can be fooled, but not what you hear. David explains why the YJHTL podcasts are audio only.
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Seeing can trick you. Your hearing can’t, because hearing translates to thought. Seeing translates to a different filtering system. It can be deceiving, that’s how magicians make a living. When we listen to each other and hear a truth, it resonates in our thinking - it permeates every fiber of our being. That is why listening commits more to the divine truth than seeing. That is why I don’t have a visual podcast. Seeing disrupts truly listening. When experiencing the meaning of words in the intellect then moving to an emotional response - that...
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603. Where do superstitions come from? David takes you on a fun and interesting answer to over 25 of them.
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Knocking on wood Throwing salt over your shoulder Don’t walk under a ladder Step on a crack break your mother’s back Fingers crossed Friday the 13th Itchy Palms Don’t face two mirrors across from each other. Never stick your chopsticks straight up Don’t go home right after a funeral Keep your shoes off the table And 18 more…
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602. Aaron Jackson’s global project, “Planting Peace’ fights every day for a more just, peaceful, loving world through their humanitarian deeds.
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Aaron Jackson is an American, human rights and environmental activist. He was raised in Destin, Florida and attended until 2002. After backpacking around the world, he interned at The Homeless Voice, an advocacy group in Davie, Florida and became director of the COSAC Homeless Shelter. The first orphanages he opened in Haiti were established using money he made as a golf caddy while living in a homeless shelter in order to fund the orphanages. Aaron was named a in 2007 after leading a campaign to deworm children in Haiti. Aaron’s Planting Peace is...
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601. World-class musician Stan Kessler shares his keen insight and stories of being a professional trumpet player for over 54 years.
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Trumpet/Flugelhorn player Stan Kessler is a world-class musician. His areas of expertise are in Jazz, R&B, Funk, Brazilian and Afro-Cuban styles. He teaches group psychology dynamics, music improvisation and theory. Stan writes and arranges for small groups. He also understands the music business and well versed in CD production. Learn more about Stan Kessler’s musical history and expertise at: stantonkessler.com
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600. Care Tuk shares the meaning her life has given her on her last remaining days here on earth. This maybe the most joyful, heartfelt and meaningful podcast we have done.
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Obstacles and adversity are common to Care Tuk as she turns challenges into opportunities and difficulties into adventures. That is and has been the hallmark of Care’s powerful, fruitful and joyful life. Doing it with God's help is the cornerstone of her walk in faith. Like any battle-hardened warrior, Care Tuk wears her scars like a badge of honor. She's found her life turned upside down, her bank account depleted,, infertility issues, adoption, and more. Through her multiple battles with cancer, a near-death car crash at the hands of a...
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599. Comedian Jeff Allen’s latest book, “Are We There Yet” shares inspirational and at times laugh-out-loud stories how God rescued him from alcoholism and despair through the book of Ecclesiastes.
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Comedian, Actor, & Author Jeff Allen prays every time he goes on stage, “Lord, let Your light shine through. Let them see not the darkness in me, but the light in You.” On his new tour, Are We There Yet? His hilarious comedy drives home the humor in everyday family life, the ups and downs of marriage, the challenge of raising children and the joys of being a grandparent. In His latest book, “Are We There Yet? Jeff shares in his signature style of stand-up comedy bits, the inspirational and at times laugh-out-loud story of how God rescued him from alcoholism...
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598. Professional drummer Doug Auwarter keeps the beat rock steady going through a stoke, and cancer and a career of over 40 years.
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Doug Auwarter is as good as they come. He is fine human being, friend and an exceptional drummer. Yes, he has made his living as professional drummer – playing and teaching. He is the author of “Essential Latin styles for the drum set,” and “Essential Rock for the drum set.” He has played with the finest jazz musicians world-wide . Doug has also been to Brazil many times playing with their finest musicians. Trust me, you will always be tapping your feet listening to any music Doug is playing. If you love Brazilian music you will enjoy...
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597. You talking to me? Alfred Sauchelli Jr. has great stories working with Chazz Palminteri, Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese.
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Alfred Sauchelli Jr. began his career as an actor working on several projects with Robert De Niro and became one of the boys for quite some time. Al has had the pleasure of working with De Niro on several projects and shared screen time in Bronx tale, Analyze This, Analyze That and also had featured roles in Carlito's way, Sweet and Low Down (Woody Allen), Empire State and Find Me Guilty (Sydney Lumet) with over twenty years of experience, Al's also made several appearances on television shows both past and present. Alfred Sauchelli Jr. was born and raised in new Jersey where he currently...
info_outlineAaron Jackson is an American, human rights and environmental activist. He was raised in Destin, Florida and attended Valencia College until 2002. After backpacking around the world, he interned at The Homeless Voice, an advocacy group in Davie, Florida and became director of the COSAC Homeless Shelter. The first orphanages he opened in Haiti were established using money he made as a golf caddy while living in a homeless shelter in order to fund the orphanages. Aaron was named a CNN Hero in 2007 after leading a campaign to deworm children in Haiti.
Aaron’s Planting Peace is a global nonprofit organization founded for the purpose of spreading peace in a hurting world. Their projects focus on a range of humanitarian and environmental initiatives, including a multi-national deworming campaign; a network of orphanages and safe havens in developing countries; LGBTQ rights advocacy; the Equality House; and rainforest conservation efforts in the Amazon.
Planting Peace has successfully dewormed over 22 million starving children around the world. Planting Peace has been able to create and sustain a total of 6 orphanages. Four in Haiti and two in India. Planting Peace has rescued 5 elephants from slavery. Planting Peace founded the Equality House, a worldwide symbol and center for advocacy in the movement toward LGBTQ rights. The house sits right across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church. Planting Peace has purchased and protected 2008 acres of Amazon rainforest. Planting Peace has provided basic care such as medical aid, housing, and nutrition to roughly 80,000 refugees in Ukraine and in Bangladesh. Planting Peace has pulled over 20,000 pieces of trash out of our Oceans.
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