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JFW 027: "BE the Love you Want to Attract" with Renee Piane
Renee Piane is a dynamic, smart and straight-talking dating and relationship expert who has dedicated her life to helping single people "be the love they want to attract into their lives." In this enlivening interview Renee tells us what men (the vast majority) secretly wish women knew about them. A few things such as: 1. Men are deeply sensitive to a woman’s energy and tone of voice 2. Men are opened up by feminine guidance, flow and essence 3. Men run from being pressured (on most any topic) 4. Men don’t really (deep down) want to go straight for intercourse with a woman they consider being with for a long time Renee’s resounding message for single women who are dating to find their soul mate? SLOW DOWN. Enjoy this upbeat and straight-shooting interview from a Dating and Relationship Expert who is truly empowered and in love!
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JFW 029: "Focus on the Good Stuff: Your Man wants to feel his Importance in your life" with Mike Robbins
In this lively interview with best selling author, speaker and coach Mike Robbins, we discuss the Power of Appreciation and Mike’s book, Focus on the Good Stuff. Mike shares with us his ideas and ways to deal with issues that we as women face such as: ~ Accepting ourselves as we are ~ Receiving love and appreciation when it is given to us ~ Calming our "Inner Critic" We get to talking about Men (of course!) and Mike gives us some great tips on how to have our lovers, partners, husbands, etc. be thrilled they are in relationship with us! In response to a statement Mike made that "Men want to be appreciated for their Importance and Women want to feel Cherished," we do a spontaneous demonstration of acknowledging each other that leave us both feeling quite honored and joyous. Great stuff, check it out - you will love Mike’s real life quips about his wife and how she gets what she needs from him!
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JFW 026: "Living an Empowered Life" with NY Times Best Selling Author, Speaker and Expert Relationship Coach, Debbie Ford
In this insightful interview with New York Times best selling author and internationally acclaimed workshop leader, Debbie Ford, we delve into what it takes to live an alive, vibrant, empowered life. Sharing with us powerful concepts from her book The Best Year of Your Life, Debbie outlines for us some of the important ways we can start taking responsibility for the direction of our lives. Debbie is such a refreshing and knowledgeable guest, I hope you will listen in and feel inspired to take action in your life! She speaks directly to the heart of what is happening for so many women who desire to live the life of their dreams - everyday - and restores us to a place of confidence that it is completely possible if and when we are ready to do the work. Another - don’t miss interview - with Debbie Ford who also echoes a similar theme for women to really face at this time in our conscious evolution - No One Is Coming to Save Us…we are the ones we have been waiting for.
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JFW 023: "How to have Love Last Over Time" with Intimacy Expert and Workshop leader Chip August
Chip August is one of the premiere educators on Love, Sexuality and Intimacy in America. In this interview we cover a lot of great information about: How to have love last over time, New ideas about sex, How to relate better with men, and Understanding orgasm. A detailed description you don’t want to miss!
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JFW 019: "Challenges and Solutions for Today’s Modern, Dynamic Women" with Dr. Herb Goldberg
In this interview we discuss some great concepts that can not only dramatically help women understand themselves better, but also help women understand men in whole new ways. We cover interesting topics such as: 1) Intention vs. Impact (impact is the REALITY…) 2) How women can become more empowered in relationship 3) Understanding the "Male Process" and how it will affect your life 4) Grasping the concept of "Fusion Craving" and how to avoid it 5) The challenge of the Sexually Empowered Woman An ocean of insightful information and ideas about the characteristics defining men and women and how we must learn to understand one another better, Dr. Goldberg offers a depth of wisdom that will open you to greater capacities for success with ALL the men in your life. Please email me your comments or post a comment in the JFW Blog. If you really like this interview, go to iTunes and write a 5-star review! Thanks!
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One for the wine 'farmers'
Fans of wine and wine culture will undoubtedly find much to savor in "Bottle Shock," an engaging, at first lackadaisical but ultimately feel-good experience.
The independent film, which was a hit on the film festival circuit, is in limited release and starts a Wichita engagement today.
It's based on the true story of a blind wine tasting in 1976 Paris in which wines from California's Napa Valley scored a shocking victory over France's noble wines.
While the event is factual, the story is dramatized by the husband-and-wife team of director Randall Miller and his co-screenwriter Jody Savin.
The wine-tasting event, which would go on to receive worldwide attention, was the brainchild of Steve Spurrier, an acerbic British wine store owner (a deliciously droll Alan Rickman) in Paris, whose business is suffering from slow sales. He thinks the event will boost his business, so he sets out to America to try to find wines in Napa Valley "worthy" of competition.
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To be, sort of
There's a clumsily delivered message about free speech and individuality at the heart of "Hamlet 2," a bawdy, rousing, entertaining but ultimately lightweight comedy.
The story follows drama teacher Dana Marschz (Steve Coogan, a Brit import most recently seen as the director who meets his demise in "Tropic Thunder"), a failed actor whose resume boasts tasteless TV commercials.
He lives in Tucson with his boozy bored wife (the always effortlessly luminous Catherine Keener), and, to make ends meet, a health-nut roommate (a fit David Arquette).
He teaches at West Mesa High School, where his drama class usually consists of two students every year who perform plays Dana has written based on his favorite movies (a laughably horrid take on "Erin Brockovich," for example).
In this new school year, Dana comes to drama class — held in the cafeteria because of space problems — to find students from all over the school district, consolidated into one program because of budget cutbacks.
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'Death Race' packs 'em in, but not indies
Random movie thoughts: • Death by murder – I was having a bad Sunday, so I decided to go for a nice, relaxing screening of… "Death Race." Rowwwrrrl.
The movie is all action, and we couldn't care less about the "hero," Jason Statham, except that we're supposed to, because he's obviously defiant and strong. We know this because he has lots of tattoos. And that makes him defiant. And he has big muscles, so that makes him strong.
But it's hard to take "Death Race" as satire when the premise it's satirizing is actually what's happening in real life. Audiences will come for the high-speed races and the graphic violence (it's not called "Death Race" for nothing), much like the "audience" in the movie that subscribes to the violence in the story. I'm confused. Are you condemning your audience? Or pandering to it?
• Downey delights – Isn't Robert Downey Jr. having a phenomenal year? First there was his career re-defining turn in "Iron Man," and then his hysterical portrayal of cluelessly, overly method-y actor Kirk Lazarus in "Tropic Thunder." It's a brilliant performance, and we see the layers of thought inside Lazarus' head, even as he refuses to break out of character. Still to come in November: "The Soloist," with Downey as a reporter who discovers a musical prodigy (Jamie Foxx) now living as a homeless man on the streets of L.A. The film is getting good early buzz.
• Keeping indies alive – OK, film lovers, get out there! After my comment last month about bringing more indie movies to Wichita, Bill Warren called me to say that he would like to get more indie titles here if there were more support. I'm trying, folks. Every Friday in the GO! section I point out what new movies are opening and I especially point out the indies. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a review of "The Wackness," the wonderful Sundance Film Festival audience-award winner that finally came to Wichita — and then stayed for a week. Ouch.
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JFW 034: “Keys to having a Man Stay in Relationship with YOU” with Seminar Leader, Relationship Expert and Coach, Shana James
In this interview with Relationship Expert, Seminar Leader and Coach, Shana James, we explore what it takes to have a man stay committed to YOU. As the co-creator of The Authentic Woman Experience, Shana brings us her deep wisdom into the power we have as women to cultivate empowering co-created relationships that last. Some of the key concepts we cover are: Why men leave a relationship How to love a man the way he wants to be loved What is imperative for us to consider in relationship The idea of “bringing to” versus “taking from” relationships Please tune in to this insightful interview with one of today’s most real and open Relationship Experts who has dedicated her life to helping women understand themselves, men and how to have relationships that thrive.
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Aiming at Fall FILMS
With a blockbuster summer under its belt, Hollywood is hoping you'll keep going to the movies.
And while fall is traditionally when more serious, adult fare is released, there are still plenty of titles to appeal to everyone.
Here's a look at the fall slate (release dates are subject to change):
Sept. 5
"Bangkok Dangerous"
Genre: Action thriller
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