620. "Write drunk - edit sober” and more prolific insights with the ‘Fabulous Sage.’
Release Date: 01/06/2025
You Just Have To Laugh
Your charming and humble host David Naster shares his experience and the beauty of hitting rock bottom. It’s an end to what didn’t work to the new beginning that will work. The reason, you’re the writer, creator and star in your life’s movie. You can and will make it a winner.
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Welcome to Dining with the Dog-Ma! Amber DiGiovanni’s mission is to teach and encourage healthy lifestyles for you and your furry friend. As well as helping dogs in no-kill shelters. Amber believes that feeding your dog should be easy, delicious, and affordable. She provides high quality, canine-friendly spices and herbs to add a touch of flavor to your dog's meals and yours too. Empower your culinary skills, feed your canine companion better and all the while you will be helping dogs in No-Kill shelters find their fur-ever homes! Visit the website to...
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This is Part Two of Istvan Javorek fascinating story. He started his sports career as a violin player. He was a skinny kid in Romania and far away from being the strongest child in his neighborhood. One day coming home from violin practice a bully ambushed him on the street and coerced him to press his violin bow overhead. The bully and his laughed at Istvan’s weakness. That was the turning point of his life. He gave give up his bright violinist future and became an athlete and world class coach of weight training and conditioning. What a story! istvanjavorek.com
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In this Part one of Istvan’s story he explains his strength to survive living in a border city of Hungary and Romania. Leaving his wife and daughter he defected to West Germany then on to America. Worry not. There is a happy reunion with his daughter and wife. istvanjavorek.com
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Like any battle-hardened warrior, Care Tuk wore her scars like a badge of honor. She's found her life turned upside down as she lived through 14 separate bouts with cancer, a near-death car crash, a brain bleed that left her speechless and nearly immobile. Ravaged by the painful side effects of DES (Diethylstilbestrol) - an experimental drug intended to save her life she kept going. Her body was held together by bolts, screws, titanium plates, and 25-pound mono-filament fishing line. Now ass infertility issues, adoption, and unexpected death of her daughter and...
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With the recent earthquake in Myanmar that effected Bangkok I offer this updated podcast with reports from people who live in Thailand. It's a beautiful country with beautiful people. We pray for the safety and well-being for all affected by this natural disaster. The picture is a picture I took of Bangkok when I was there a week ago.
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Sex is biological and physiological characteristics, such as chromosomes, reproductive organs, and hormones – which are either male or female. Gender refers to socially constructed roles, behaviors, and identities that are influenced by social, cultural, and personal experiences. It may also refer to how society responds to an individual based on their gender presentation Sexuality is different. By definition it’s a person's identity in relation to the gender or genders to which they’re attracted or choose to live as.
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Closer to My Home” is the long-awaited, new album from legendary guitarist and singer/songwriter Mark Farner. Bridging past and present, the grit of industry and the calloused hard work of a rural man,“ Closer to My Home” champions Farner’s multi-faceted artistry. “The songs on the Closer to My Home are honest and from my heart,” Farner said. “The collaboration with Jim (Peterik) and Mark (Slaughter) came from a place of trust and that makes the whole experience so much more rewarding as songwriters. The audience can feel that and these...
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Sometimes things are not funny. I get it. Sometimes you don’t just have to laugh. Sometimes I keep my funny thoughts in my thinking. When people aren’t ready to laugh the last thing they need is for anyone to force what they think is a funny on them. How do you know when to do this? It begins with this. YOU HAVE TO KNOW THEM. Even then it can back-fire. So as the old saying goes, “Know you audience.” This podcast will show how to bring humor and laughter to get through grief. More about You Just Have to LAUGH at: naster.com
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Psychologist, Dr. Chris Celio represents the heart of You Just Have To Laugh by laughing at himself. Chris stutters. From the suicidal hotline in Los Angeles to working with suicide and depression patients, Dr. Celio understands the value humor and laughing play in healing. He also understands how you have to know the person before humor is used. Chris also explains the value humor and laughter has with therapist to squeeze out the sponge of the emotions taken on from the client. Chris Celio is a wonderful man who helps people by simply being who he is – stuttering and all. And that is...
info_outlineBorn in Hiawatha, Kansas, in 1951 as Stephen Bradley Miller, after graduating from high school there in 1969 he attended Kansas State University, Washburn University, and the University of Missouri, graduating with the BA degree in philosophy from Washburn and a Bachelor of Journalism degree from Missouri.
Using the byline Bradley Miller, Sage spent the greater part of his years following college as a writer and editor. For five years in the 1980s he wrote daily editorials and a twice-weekly bylined general-interest column for the Dallas Morning News. Most of his freelance essays have appeared in the Sunday Outlook section of the Washington Post and others in the Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun-Times, The American Scholar, Freethought Today, Counterpunch and other publications from coast to coast.
A cultural critic and satirist, Sage is a libertarian lefty in politics, and since moving to Manhattan in 1998 has written many columns for The Manhattan Mercury, as he’s doing now. The name “The Fabulous Sage” came when he began signing up on karaoke lists as The Fabulous Sage. Then an article on karaoke by the Kansas State Collegian quoted a DJ as follows: “All you have to do is say ‘The Fabulous Sage’ and people go nuts.” He has stated, “He’d like that on his tombstone.)
“Sage” was also the name of a newsletter he did during football seasons from 1998 through 2006. It consisted of a general-interest essay, spiced with humor, as well as picks against the spread on Big 12 football games. I originally called it “The Big 12 Sage” but soon changed it to The Fabulous Sage to go along with my karaoke persona and he has gone by Sage Miller since then.