検索キーワード： 著者 "Eric Kramer" すべてのカテゴリー

Life After Last Call is an honest, lighthearted podcast about life, love, and growth in sobriety. Hosted by Eric and his husband Rich, this show dives into the challenges and joys of living alcohol-free, exploring topics like recovery journeys, breaking stigma, personal growth, and the Sobervation brand’s mission to inspire others. Whether you're sober, sober-curious, or just looking for a fresh perspective, join us for candid conversations, laughs, and stories of resilience. We do recover.

Insertion into a cat brain would be easier if it wasn't accompanied by the abrupt awareness of my raw, brand-new consciousness - all senses and emotions hypersensitive as an exposed nerve. Neural conditioning kicked in, damping the overwhelming sensory input into a single, icy-electronic focal point. With the calm came orientation: I was being injected into the poor cat's unprotected cerebrum, as though I were some kind of anti-virus.

Imagine walking into your next interview thoroughly prepared, relaxed, confident, and ready to present yourself as the best candidate for the job. Now picture yourself getting that much-anticipated phone call from the hiring manager saying, “You have really impressed us, and we would love to have you join our company. When can you start”? Active Interviewing: Branding, Selling, and Presenting Yourself to Win Your Next Job provides latest information every job seeker needs to know to win interviews and land jobs in today’s rapidly changing and hyper-competitive job market.

Historical characters reach across time to tell poignant stories about their lives in the play Three Strong Western Women. A Mormon handcart pioneer, a Lutheran missionary, and an Apache warrior woman each describe a life of struggle through tragedy. Emma Lee was the 17th plural wife of John D. Lee, who was executed for his role in the massacre of settlers in a wagon train at Mountain Meadows in Utah. She did many heroic things during her turbulent life, including saving lives in a tragically ill-timed caravan and running the famous Lee’s Ferry.