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Between The Covers with DanielleWhat Book Bans Are Really Afraid OfWhat are book bans really afraid of?In this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, we move beyond headlines and controversy to examine the deeper structure of modern censorship. Through To Kill a Mockingbird, The Catcher in the Rye, The Hate U Give, The Great Gatsby, and The Handmaid’s Tale, this conversation traces how literature forms readers — and why that formation provokes institutional anxiety.This is not a list of banned books.It is an exploration of reader formation:• How novels teach us to recognise injustice• What happens when recognit...
2026-02-1944 min
Between The Covers with DanielleFor Whom the Belle Tolls: Hell, Heaven, and the Architecture of ChoiceIn this deep-dive episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I explore Jaysea Lynn’s For Whom the Belle Tolls — a romantasy set in an Afterlife structured around choice, hierarchy, and moral consequence.Beginning with Lily’s death at thirty-four and her arrival in the Celestial Lobby, this novel reimagines Heaven and Hell not as opposites, but as administrative systems. Hell is governed. Judgment is procedural. And belonging is not assigned — it is chosen.In this full spoiler discussion, I walk through the novel’s complete arc: the creation of the Hellp Desk, Lily’s relationship...
2026-02-1529 min
Between The Covers with DanielleThe Lost Art of Marginalia: What Our Books Tell Us About OurselvesIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I explore the lost art of marginalia — the underlines, annotations, dog-eared pages, and handwritten notes readers leave in their books — and what they reveal about intellectual development, belief formation, memory, and the interior life.Far from nostalgia, marginalia has historically functioned as a serious intellectual practice. It is where readers interrupt authority, wrestle with ideas, test convictions, and record the evolution of their thinking over time. From medieval glosses to modern annotation, the margin has long served as a site of dialogue between reader and text.This...
2026-02-1140 min
Unsilenced: Real Conversations About AbuseHow to Tell When Someone is Gaslighting You, with Dr. Danielle Graddick, PsyD.You're not going crazy. Gaslighting is designed to make you doubt your own perception of reality. It is frequently used in abusive relationships to keep the victim under an abusive partner's control. Dr. Danielle Graddick, a licensed clinical psychologist, joins this episode of Unsilenced to get into gaslighting. We explore these questions:What is gaslighting? What are signs of gaslighting?Can you gaslight someone unintentionally?What are examples of gaslighting?How can you respond to gaslighting?Why do people gaslight others?How can you trust yourself after gaslighting?And so much more
2026-02-1030 min
SPARK FoundersA wine with: Josie Robinson#awinewith Josie Robinson, Founder of Robbies by Mrs Pickles In this episode we talked about...Starting a business from something you genuinely love doing.Navigating the transition from gifting homemade products to selling them.Finding the confidence to scale up and take up space in the market.Learning as you go, especially when it comes to pricing and packaging.Building strong relationships with stockists and local retailers.The power of branding and staying true to your values. Get more SPARK in your business… SPARK Instagram Community | https://www.inst...
2026-02-0929 min
Between The Covers with DanielleWhen Love Is A Weapon: Survival, Belonging, and A Tale of Cursed TidesIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I take a long, reflective look at A Tale of Cursed Tides by T.R. Sherring — a slow-burn romantasy that uses love, bargaining, and belonging as a lens for much larger questions about survival, coercion, and choice.Rather than approaching the book as a plot-driven fantasy romance, this episode explores what happens when love is no longer freely chosen, but required — when intimacy becomes labour, and affection carries a deadline. We talk about witch bargains, court power, and the moral cost of assimilation, as well as the novel’s disc...
2026-02-0843 min
Between The Covers with DanielleDecoding Dystopia: Are We Living Inside The Warnings We IgnoredIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I explore dystopian fiction written as futures — novels that deliberately project forward from their author’s present to examine where power, technology, scarcity, and control might lead if left unchecked.Drawing on works such as 1984, Brave New World, The Children of Men, Neuromancer, and Dune, this episode looks at how dystopian literature functions not as fantasy, but as cultural warning.Rather than treating these novels as predictions, the conversation examines how dystopia emerges through gradual adaptation — surveillance normalised, comfort prioritised, resources controlled, and authority embedded quietly into e...
2026-02-0452 min
Between The Covers with DanielleThe Widow by John Grisham - Power, Optics, & the Stories We Decide to BelieveIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I take a deep, considered look at The Widow — a legal thriller less interested in plot twists than in power, optics, and the stories we decide to believe.Rather than asking whodunnit, this conversation explores how suspicion forms, how reputations collapse, and how quickly proximity can be mistaken for guilt. We move scene by scene through the novel, examining what works, what doesn’t, and where the book’s ideas about justice, narrative control, and institutional pressure are at their strongest — and where they strain under momentum.This i...
2026-02-0234 min
Between The Covers with DanielleDigital vs Physical: What Are We Actually Losing When Reading Goes Digital?Reading has never been easier—but ease has consequences.In this episode, I explore how reading is changing in 2026, not just in format, but in attention, embodiment, and depth. As digital reading becomes more seamless, adaptive, and optimised, many readers are left wondering why they feel more distracted, less absorbed, or less changed by the stories they consume.This is not a debate about physical books versus digital reading, and it’s not a nostalgic defence of paper. Instead, it’s a thoughtful cultural essay on what reading once required of us—and what may be quiet...
2026-01-2913 min
Between The Covers with DanielleThe Emperor of Gladness: On Endurance, Memory, and the Work of Being OrdinaryIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I’m spending time with The Emperor of Gladness — a quiet, demanding, deeply human novel that resists drama, spectacle, and easy resolution.This is a first-person, long-form book review and discussion that walks through the story as it unfolds, alongside what worked, what asked for patience, and why the novel ultimately stayed with me. Rather than racing through plot points, this episode sits with the book’s world: work and labour, memory and forgetting, friendship, grief, and the quiet endurance of ordinary lives.We talk about Hai, a...
2026-01-2621 min
Between The Covers with DanielleBury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil: Hunger, Power, and the Dark Cost of ImmortalityIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I slip between the pages of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, a gothic, centuries-spanning novel that uses vampire mythology to explore hunger, power, desire, and survival.This is not a romanticised take on immortality. Living forever doesn’t liberate anyone here — it erodes them. Power becomes seductive. Love turns dangerous when it’s uneven. And hunger, when denied long enough, mutates into something feral.Rather than offering a plot summary, this episode is a thoughtful, first-person literary analysis of what the novel is really doing...
2026-01-1934 min
Between The Covers with DaniellePost Office: Why a Brutal, Polarising Novel Still Tells the Truth About WorkIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I dive into Post Office — one of the most controversial and polarising novels in modern American literature.This is not a comfortable book, and it isn’t meant to be. As a woman reading it, I found it confronting, abrasive, and often difficult. But when analysed through a literary and artistic lens, Post Office reveals itself as a sharp, unflinching critique of institutional labour, bureaucracy, burnout, and the quiet erosion of the human spirit under systems built on compliance.In this episode, we unpack why Post Offi...
2026-01-1352 min
Between The Covers with DanielleDemon Copperhead: Addiction, Class, and Survival in Modern American Fictionn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I take a deep, first-person look at Demon Copperhead—a powerful contemporary novel that examines poverty, foster care, addiction, and resilience in rural America.This is a long-form literary review and cultural analysis, exploring how Kingsolver reimagines the coming-of-age narrative to confront the realities of the opioid crisis, systemic failure, and the cost of survival. Through close attention to voice, character, and structure, this episode unpacks why Demon Copperhead is not just a story about individual struggle, but a broader indictment of the social and economic systems that sh...
2026-01-071h 06
The Danielle Robinson PodcastBeyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism Part 4In Part Four of this landmark feminist theory series, “From Representation to Redistribution,” the conversation moves from critique to creation.Across Chapters 10 to 12 — Cultural Narratives: Literature, Fashion, and the Aesthetics of Inclusion; The Global South and Transnational Solidarity; and From Representation to Redistribution: The Future of Intersectional Feminism — Danielle examines how culture, global activism, and theory itself are redesigning the very architecture of power.This final act traces the evolution of feminism as both a critical method and a creative blueprint — exploring how fashion and media construct beauty hierarchies, how Global South movements redefine the feminist canon, and...
2025-12-291h 18
Between The Covers with DaniellePilbara: Survival, Honour, and the Cost of the Australian FrontierIn this episode of Between The Covers with Danielle, I dive deep into Pilbara, a sweeping work of Australian historical fiction set against the brutal expanse of Western Australia’s Pilbara region in the late nineteenth century.This is not a nostalgic frontier tale. It’s a layered literary exploration of land, survival, family legacy, and the dangerous myth of honour. I unpack the novel’s powerful sense of place, its portrayal of women shaped by necessity rather than romance, and the moral tensions that sit at the heart of colonial survival narratives.We talk about...
2025-12-2945 min
Between The Covers with DanielleBuckeye by Patrick Ryan - The Small Town Secret That Devoured Two Familiesn this episode of Between The Covers with Danielle, I dive deep into Buckeye by Patrick Ryan — a quiet, devastating work of literary fiction that examines small-town America, war, masculinity, marriage, and the long shadow of secrets passed down through generations.Set in an Ohio town that prides itself on decency and stability, Buckeye explores what happens beneath the surface: fathers who can’t speak about war, marriages built on silence, sons who inherit myths instead of truth, and the private costs of conformity. This is not a fast-paced plot-driven novel, but a slow-burn, character-driven story about iden...
2025-12-2349 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastBeyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism Part 3In this third part of Beyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism, Danielle Robinson explores how power is designed into the very structures of daily life — the ramp, the border, the camera lens — and how feminist theory must now move beyond inclusion toward reconstruction.From disability justice to migration and border politics, and from tokenism to true representation, this chapter sequence dismantles the myths of visibility and autonomy.Across these episodes, Danielle traces how ableism, nationalism, and neoliberal feminism intertwine to shape who is seen, who is excluded, and who is commodified in modern culture.
2025-12-221h 21
Between The Covers with DanielleAtmosphere by Tailor Jenkins Reid: Love, Power & Belonging Inside NASAIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I offer a detailed literary review of Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid — a historical novel set within NASA’s Space Shuttle program in the 1980s.This episode goes beyond a surface-level book review to examine the novel’s structure, characters, and institutional setting. I discuss Joan Goodwin as a protagonist shaped by constraint, the professional and emotional risks embedded within NASA’s hierarchy, and how love operates under surveillance and reputational pressure.Rather than treating Atmosphere as a simple romance, this episode analyses it as a workplac...
2025-12-1830 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastBeyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism Part 2In this powerful second instalment of Beyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism, Danielle Robinson examines how modern feminist theory is being rebuilt from the ground up — through class struggle, economic justice, and the global voices that have too often been left out of the narrative.Across three deeply interconnected chapters, Part Two maps the evolving landscape of twenty-first-century feminism — from the working-class revolt of Feminism of the 99%, to the intellectual and cultural contributions of women of colour, Indigenous women, queer women, and trans women, and the global frameworks reshaping what liberation truly means.Chap...
2025-12-151h 15
Between The Covers with DanielleFlesh by David Szalay — A Brutal, Unflinching Study of Masculinity, Class, and the BodyIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I take a deep, honest look at Flesh by David Szalay, the Booker Prize–winning novel that has divided readers and critics alike.Flesh follows István, a Hungarian man whose life unfolds from adolescence to old age through a series of formative experiences shaped by class, trauma, masculinity, migration, and emotional silence. Told in Szalay’s famously spare, minimalist style, the novel strips away interior monologue and moral commentary to examine a life driven less by choice than by circumstance and the demands of the body itself....
2025-12-1452 min
Between The Covers with DanielleThe Making of Harper Lee: Inside The Land of Sweet ForeverIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, we explore The Land of Sweet Forever — the newly released collection of unpublished short stories and essays by Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird. This posthumous volume offers a rare, intimate look at a writer in formation, revealing the themes, ideas, and stylistic choices that shaped her enduring literary legacy.Across sixteen pieces, Lee experiments with childhood perspectives, Southern identity, social hypocrisy, justice, memory, and the complex moral landscape that would later define her Pulitzer Prize–winning novel. Through close reading and contextual analysis, I examine:
2025-12-1143 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastBeyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism Part 1Feminism is not just a story — it’s a structure.In Part One of Beyond One Story: The New Architecture of Feminism, Danielle Robinson dismantles the myth of a single feminist narrative to reveal the complex systems that shape modern womanhood.Through the lenses of intersectionality, structural power, and critical feminist theory, this three-part opening act explores how patriarchy, capitalism, racism, ableism, and heteronormativity interlock to form the architecture of inequality.From Kimberlé Crenshaw’s groundbreaking scholarship on intersectionality to Sylvia Walby’s theory of patriarchy and Patricia Hill Collins’s matrix of d...
2025-12-081h 22
Between The Covers with DanielleThe Lucky Sisters: A Literary Deep Dive — and My Own Adoption StoryWhat happens when discovering your origins reshapes not only your past, but your entire sense of identity?In this deeply personal and literary episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, we explore Rachael Johns’ The Lucky Sisters — a moving, beautifully layered novel about adoption, sisterhood, mortality, and the families we’re born into… and the families we choose.Nora and Stevie Lucky’s search for their biological parents uncovers a life-changing revelation that forces them to rethink everything: their relationships, their identities, their futures, and the bond that has held them together for nearly fifty years. Thr...
2025-12-0533 min
Between The Covers with Danielle7 OF THE MOST HYPED READS OF 2025Welcome back to Between the Covers with Danielle, where literary obsession meets sharp critique — and where the most hyped books of the year finally face the music (and my eyebrow raises).Today, we’re diving into seven of 2025’s loudest, most relentlessly discussed, algorithm-anointed reads. These are titles that took over BookTok, dominated group chats, hijacked bookstore displays, and sent the internet spiralling into discourse, delight, or full-bodied despair.We’re breaking down:📚 Katabasis — R.F. KuangAcademic descent into madness… or a brilliantly structured philosophical fever dream?🔐 The Secret of Secrets — Dan BrownIs the puzzle-master still in his prime, or has the code fina...
2025-12-0219 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastThe New War on Women - Gender, Power & Violence in the Digital Age Part 3In Part 3 of The New War on Women, Danielle Robinson moves from resistance to reconstruction — exploring how we build safety, dignity, and justice in a digital world that was never designed for women.Through four visionary chapters — Law, Policy, and the Global Push for Accountability, Healing in the Aftermath, Reimagining Safety, and The Future We Refuse to Fear — this concluding series reframes gender-based violence as the defining human rights challenge of the digital century.From AI-driven reform and feminist tech design to trauma recovery and digital dignity, this final instalment asks: what does freedom look like w...
2025-12-011h 24
The Danielle Robinson PodcastThe New War on Women - Gender, Power & Violence in the Digital Age Part 2In Part 2 of The New War on Women, Danielle Robinson investigates how violence against women has evolved in the age of algorithms — where power hides behind code, profit, and screens.Through four chapters — Deepfakes and the New Pornography of Power, The Fear Economy, From Hashtag to Movement, and The Economics of Exploitation — this series exposes how technology-facilitated gender-based violence, online harassment, and surveillance capitalism have turned women’s pain into platform profit.From AI-generated sexual abuse to the burnout of women silenced online, this part of the investigation follows the digital money trail — revealing how outrage fu...
2025-11-241h 21
The Danielle Robinson PodcastThe New War on Women - Gender, Power & Violence in the Digital Age Part 1In this powerful opening series, The New War on Women traces how violence against women has evolved — from physical control to digital domination.Through four in-depth chapters — The Continuum of Control, The Private Becomes Public, The Architecture of Impunity, and The Digital Frontier — Danielle Robinson investigates how gender-based violence moves through every space we occupy: our homes, our institutions, and now our screens.Drawing on WHO, UN Women, OECD, and global case studies, Part 1 exposes the systemic patterns that make violence seem inevitable — and the courage of the women refusing to disappea...
2025-11-171h 26
Between The Covers with Danielle⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mad Mabel: Murder, Memory, and Magnificent MayhemIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, we dive headfirst into Mad Mabel — Sally Hepworth’s brilliantly twisted new novel that’s part suburban mystery, part emotional gut punch, and entirely irresistible.Eighty-one-year-old Elsie Mabel Fitzpatrick has lived long enough to know that being underestimated can be its own kind of weapon. Once branded “Mad Mabel” by the tabloids, she’s spent decades hiding a past most women wouldn’t survive. But when a new neighbour moves in and a fresh scandal erupts on Kenny Lane, her secrets start bubbling dangerously close to the surface.This is S...
2025-11-1015 min
Between The Covers with Danielle⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Gravity Let Me Go — Truth, Tenderness, and the Cost of Storytelling⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️In this luminous ten-star episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I dive deep into Trent Dalton’s Gravity Let Me Go — a haunting, fiercely tender exploration of truth, ambition, love, and the quiet moral fractures of suburban life.Dalton, author of Boy Swallows Universe, All Our Shimmering Skies, and Lola in the Mirror, delivers his most introspective novel yet — a story that asks what happens when the pursuit of truth begins to consume the teller. Through Noah Cork’s unraveling, Dalton writes the smallness of life with the reverence of an epic: marriage and silence, art and guilt, holding on and learning...
2025-11-1018 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastMy Body, Their Battlefield: The Global Stuggle for Equality in an Age of Control Part 3In this final instalment of My Body, Their Battlefield, I turn the lens forward — toward the next evolution of bodily autonomy.Part Three, “The Future of Freedom,” explores how culture, technology, and activism are redefining what it means to inhabit the body in an age of surveillance, science, and shifting identity.We examine how media and storytelling shape belief systems in Chapter 9 — The Media Mirror, how unpaid care and motherhood underpin the global economy in Chapter 10 — Laboring Bodies, how intersectional feminism reclaims justice through race, disability, and Indigenous sovereignty in Chapter 11 — Intersectional Frontlines, and finally, in Chapter 1...
2025-11-101h 29
Between The Covers with Danielle⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Wedding People by Alison Espach — The Masks We Wear and the Moments That Save UsIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I dive into The Wedding People by Alison Espach — a beautifully written, darkly funny, and emotionally intelligent novel that explores grief, love, perfectionism, and the hidden loneliness behind celebration. Set in a grand Rhode Island hotel overtaken by a lavish wedding, the story follows Phoebe Stone, a woman who arrives with no plans to stay — and instead finds herself unexpectedly drawn back into life.I share my personal reflections on Espach’s masterful balance of humour and heartbreak, her sharp observations on female identity, social performance, and emotional resili...
2025-11-0319 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastMy Body, Their Battlefield: The Global Stuggle for Equality in an Age of Control Part 2In Part Two of My Body, Their Battlefield, I trace the shifting architecture of control — from pulpits to platforms, from hospitals to warzones. This chapter of the series examines how faith, technology, medicine, and geopolitics continue to govern women’s bodies long after emancipation has been declared.We begin with the myth of purity — exploring how religious morality and cultural taboo still shape laws, policing female virtue in the name of sanctity. From there, we enter the digital age, where fertility apps, surveillance capitalism, and reproductive data mining transform autonomy into algorythm.The journey moves into t...
2025-11-031h 23
The Danielle Robinson PodcastMy Body, Their Battlefield: The Global Stuggle for Equality in an Age of Control Part 1Part 1: The Politics of FleshIn Part 1 of My Body, Their Battlefield, I trace the long and complex history of bodily autonomy — from the first laws that criminalised women’s choices to the modern-day battles waged in courts, clinics, and laboratories.This opening chapter investigates how law, religion, and medicine have each sought to control the female body, shaping it into a site of political power, moral anxiety, and cultural symbolism. From the early abortion statutes of the nineteenth century to Foucault’s theory of biopower, and from France’s constitutional protection of abortion to the Alab...
2025-10-271h 40
Between The Covers with Danielle⭐⭐⭐⭐ Secret of Secrets — Dan Brown, Consciousness, and the Mind’s Greatest MysteryIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I slip into Dan Brown’s The Secret of Secrets — a cerebral, seductive thriller that dives deep into the mystery of human consciousness, the frontiers of noetic science, and the symbolic power of Prague’s history.Join me as I explore how Brown transforms the science of the mind into a fast-paced meditation on belief, knowledge, and the nature of awareness itself. This isn’t just another code-breaking caper — it’s an invitation to question where thought begins and where it ends.If you’re drawn to stories tha...
2025-10-2724 min
Hey JaneéEpisode 21:Celebrating Community: A Conversation with Diageo's Dr. Danielle RobinsonIn this episode of the Hey Janeé Podcast, host Janeé Bolden welcomes Dr. Danielle Robinson, head of community partnerships at Diageo. They discuss the impact of Diageo's initiatives, including their support for historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and the importance of community engagement. Dr. Robinson shares her personal journey, the significance of authentic connections, and how Diageo promotes responsible drinking through innovative programs. Tune in for inspiring stories and insights into building community and celebrating life every day!Chapters:(00:00) Dr. Danielle Ro...
2025-10-2231 min
Between The Covers with Danielle⭐⭐⭐ The Impossible Fortune — Murder, Mischief, and Missing MillionsIn this episode of Between the Covers, I dive into Richard Osman’s newest novel, The Impossible Fortune — the fifth installment in the wildly popular Thursday Murder Club series. Our favorite amateur sleuths are back, juggling weddings, family drama, and a suspiciously high-tech mystery involving missing cryptocurrency, secret codes, and a fortune worth killing for.But has the series lost a little of its sparkle? I share my honest three-star review — exploring where Osman still shines (his trademark warmth, wit, and character chemistry) and where the story stumbles, from pacing problems to emotional fatigue. It’s cozy crime wi...
2025-10-2215 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastThe Art of Un-Learning: Adapting to Disruption Part 2How do we stay adaptable in a world that never stops changing? In Part 2 of The Art of Un-Learning: Adapting to Disruption, we move beyond the foundations and dive deeper into the mindset and strategies that transform disruption into opportunity.In these six powerful chapters, you’ll explore:Curiosity & Beginner’s Mind – why staying open and curious is your greatest tool for growth.Business & Technology Case Studies – how companies thrive (or collapse) depending on their ability to unlearn.Personal Life Unlearning – releasing outdated habits, relationship patterns, and health myths.Cultural...
2025-10-191h 07
Between The Covers with Danielle⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wild Dark Shore — Love, Loss and the Edge of the WorldIn this episode of Between the Covers with Danielle, I review Wild Dark Shore by bestselling author Charlotte McConaghy — an atmospheric eco-thriller set on a remote island where a family guards a UN seed vault and a stranger arrives searching for her missing husband.Blending literary fiction, climate fiction, and psychological suspense, Wild Dark Shore explores *love, grief, survival, and the fragile relationship between humanity and nature. I’ll unpack how McConaghy’s lyrical prose turns the landscape into a living, breathing character — and why this haunting novel earns its four stars for beauty, courage, and emotional depth.If...
2025-10-1521 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastThe Art of Un-Learning: Adapting to Disruption Part 1What if the biggest obstacle to your success isn’t what you don’t know, but what you refuse to let go of? In this powerful first part of The Art of Un-Learning: Adapting to Disruption, we explore why unlearning outdated beliefs, habits, and frameworks is the ultimate skill for thriving in today’s unpredictable world.Across six in-depth chapters, you’ll discover:The Myth of Knowing It All – why expertise can become a trap.Why Learning Alone Isn’t Enough – and how accumulation without release creates stagnation.First Principles Thinking – stripping proble...
2025-10-131h 14
The Danielle Robinson PodcastWild Dark Shore Book ReviewIn this special episode of The Danielle Robinson Podcast, I dive deep into Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy — a haunting, atmospheric novel of female resilience, grief, and quiet rebellion.Through a feminist lens, I unpack how McConaghy’s ocean-swept world mirrors the inner landscapes of women learning to reclaim their voice after loss and silence. From eco-feminism and emotional labour to the politics of care, survival, and identity, this episode explores how fiction can become a mirror for modern womanhood.Blending literary insight with soulful reflection, I invite you to consider how stories of endu...
2025-10-0915 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastFashion's Age Ceiling: Unpacking Industry Bias Part TwoIn Part Two of Fashion’s Age Ceiling: Unpacking Industry Bias, we go deeper into the cultural and social issues shaping how women experience style and visibility. This episode explores the psychology of fashion and age, how media and celebrity culture reinforce or challenge bias, and the rise of grassroots activism pushing for inclusivity.I also examine worldwide perspectives — from Japan to Africa, Europe to Australia — uncovering how cultural attitudes toward aging shape fashion’s narratives. Looking ahead, she unpacks the future of fashion inclusivity through technology, sustainability, and shifting demographics, before closing with a practical style guide to...
2025-10-061h 09
The Danielle Robinson PodcastFashion's Age Ceiling: Unpacking Industry Bias Part OneIn Part One of Fashion’s Age Ceiling: Unpacking Industry Bias, we dive into the hidden history and cultural forces behind fashion’s obsession with youth. From the industry’s historical roots and the coded language of “anti-aging,” to the gatekeepers of runways and magazines, social media algorithms, and the economics of the “silver economy,” this episode uncovers how systemic ageism shapes style, visibility, and women’s place in culture.Through case studies of iconic campaigns and trailblazers who broke through the ceiling, Danielle explores why the fashion industry continues to undervalue older women despite their cultural influence and pu...
2025-10-031h 31
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 11: TikTok's Monthly Curriculum Trend - Growth? Or Perfection Trap?The Monthly Curriculum trend on TikTok is capturing attention everywhere — women, teens, and parents are creating and sharing monthly personal-growth goals like journaling, reading, and new hobbies. At its best, it’s inspiring and self-affirming. At its worst, it can slide into performative perfectionism, toxic productivity, and comparison culture.In this episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, I explore the heart of the Monthly Curriculum TikTok trend — the psychology of goal-setting, the positive impact of structured growth, and the pitfalls that can leave us drained or feeling like we’re never enough. Most importantly, you’ll discover how to design...
2025-09-301h 02
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 12: Frugal Chic - How to Look Luxe for LessTikTok’s latest obsession is Frugal Chic—a budget-friendly fashion trend that’s all about building a stylish, curated wardrobe without overspending. Think capsule wardrobes, thrifted designer finds, affordable statement pieces, and intentional shopping that puts your personal style over price tags.In this episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, I’m breaking down:👗 How to create a capsule closet that feels luxe on a budget👜 Where to shop for secondhand designer pieces and hidden gems💡 Why Gen Z and Millennials are embracing minimalism and slow fashion🌟 Easy tips to look elevated, polished, and confident—without sp...
2025-09-2706 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 10: Beyond Buzzwords - What Self Care Really MeansSelf-care has become one of the most overused buzzwords of our time — but what does it really mean? In this powerful episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, I peel back the layers of “treat yourself” culture and Instagram-perfect rituals to reveal the truth about authentic self-care.✨ In this 12-chapter deep dive, you’ll discover:Why bubble baths and shopping sprees don’t equal real replenishment The three pillars of sustainable self-care: physical health, mental clarity, and emotional intelligence How to build a personalized self-care blueprint that fits your unique life The myths ke...
2025-09-241h 47
Friends in Beauty PodcastEp. 288: The Most Overlooked Member Of Your Money Team - Danielle Hayden [REWIND]On this week’s episode of the Friends in Beauty Podcast, I’m joined by Danielle Hayden, Co-Founder and CEO of Kickstart Accounting, Inc. Danielle and her team are on a mission to help six-figure (and beyond) women entrepreneurs finally take control of their numbers through bookkeeping, financial analysis, and strategic support so they can grow profitable, sustainable, and enjoyable businesses.With over 15 years of experience in finance, Danielle has climbed the ranks from accounting firm intern to leading one of the most trusted bookkeeping and accounting firms for women in business. She knows firsthand how overwhelming busi...
2025-09-171h 02
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 9: Modern Dating Trends 2025: The New Rules of LoveModern Dating Trends 2025: Gen Z & Millennial Love ExplainedDating in 2025 is changing fast. From Micro-mances (the power of small, everyday romantic gestures) to Future-proofing (asking about finances, values, and kids early on), to the rise of #DateWithMe culture on TikTok and Instagram, Millennials and Gen Z are rewriting the rules of romance.In this deep-dive episode of Conversations with Dora, we explore the latest dating trends, relationship advice, and psychology of modern love. Discover why women are leading the way in setting healthier standards, how attachment styles shape connection, and what timeless truths about love...
2025-09-091h 22
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 8: Reframing Body Image - Faith, Psychology & Self Worth✨ Champagne, Chaos & Couture with Danielle ✨(Previously Conversations with Dora)Body image struggles aren’t new. From shifting beauty standards across history to today’s world of social media and filters, women have always been pressured to change, compare, and perfect. In this powerful episode, I share my personal journey through eating disorders, anxiety, and depression, and reflects on watching my daughters face similar battles.Blending psychology, medical insights, and gentle biblical truths, this episode explores:💡 The history of beauty ideals and representation💡 The psychology and biology behind comparison and perfectionism💡 How faith and sel...
2025-09-061h 22The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 7: 2025 Evolving Fashion TrendsStep into the evolving world of fashion trends for 2025 with me, Danielle — your friendly fashion stylist, storyteller, and encourager. In this episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, we’re breaking down this season’s standout looks:✨ Powdery Pinks: Soft, elegant hues reimagined for every age and style.✨ Peplum Reinvented: A bold comeback with sharper tailoring and modern silhouettes.✨ The Decline of the Clean-Girl Aesthetic: From curated perfection to authentic self-expression.✨ Capri Pants Revival: Nostalgia meets chic, with styling tips for today’s woman.✨ Bloomers as Outerwear: Playful rebellion and joyful fashion freedom.But this episode i...
2025-09-0406 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 6: Grey Hair, Bold Soul - Ageing With Beauty , Power and Authenticity✨ The Grey Revolution is here — and women everywhere are embracing it. In this empowering episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, we dive into the global movement where women are reclaiming beauty, dignity, and freedom by embracing natural aging.From silver hair to makeup-free confidence, women are rejecting outdated beauty standards and stepping into authenticity. Celebrities like Andie MacDowell, Pamela Anderson, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Helen Mirren are leading the way — but the real revolution is happening in everyday lives, boardrooms, families, and friendships.Join me as I unpack: 🌿 Why grey hair is becoming a global sy...
2025-08-3142 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 5: Weaponised Incompetence - Why Women Are Done Carrying It AllWeaponized Incompetence: What It Is, Why It Hurts, and How to Stop ItHave you ever heard a partner say, “I can’t cook as well as you,” or “You’re just better at handling the kids,” while quietly leaving you with the entire load? That, my loves, is weaponised incompetence — a rising conversation in relationships, marriage, and workplaces worldwide.In this powerful episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, we unpack:What weaponized incompetence in relationships really looks like.How it fuels emotional labor, mental load, and burnout for women.Why inequality...
2025-08-3134 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 4: The Unseen Power of Mundane Personal RitualsLife isn’t shaped by the big, dramatic moments — it’s shaped by the small, repeated acts we perform every day. In this episode, I explore the unseen power of rituals: from morning coffee routines to evening wind-downs, from cultural traditions to biblical rhythms of remembrance.Discover how rituals can:Reduce anxiety and decision fatigueAnchor you in times of chaosShape your identity and remind you of who you areBring meaning and beauty into the everydayGentle biblical echoes meet modern psychology in this episode design...
2025-08-311h 00
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 3: The Psychology of Style“What if I told you your clothes aren’t just fabric… they’re psychology in motion?Style isn’t about chasing trends or expensive brands. It’s one of the most powerful, underused tools we have to shape confidence, regulate emotions, and show up as our authentic selves.In my latest episode, The Psychology of Style, we’ll dive into the science of enclothed cognition, how colour and texture affect your mood, and why your wardrobe can be your most personal form of self-expression — at any age.This isn’t about fashion rules. It’s about feeling...
2025-08-3106 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 2: Reclaiming Your VoiceHave you spent years saying “yes” when you wanted to say “no”? Do you catch yourself apologising for things that aren’t even your fault? Have you built a reputation for being the dependable one — at the cost of your own needs?You’re not alone. And you’re not broken. People-pleasing isn’t a personality flaw — it’s often a survival strategy, shaped by early experiences and reinforced over time.In this gentle yet empowering episode of Champagne, Chaos & Couture, we explore:Why people-pleasing often begins in childhood (and the psychology behind it)The “fawn” t...
2025-08-3112 min
The Danielle Robinson PodcastEpisode 1: Style Is Not Shallow - But Your Excuses Might Be✨ In this heartfelt (and cheekily titled) episode, 'Style is Not Shallow — But Your Excuses Might Be', I take you by the hand and into the wardrobe — literally and emotionally. With warmth, wit, and a few loving nudges, I unpack why personal style is not about vanity, but about visibility, self-respect, and showing up for yourself.Whether you've been hiding behind stretchy pants or waiting for the "right time" to care again, this episode will remind you that you’re still here, still beautiful, and more than worthy of feeling fabulous — just as you are. A must-listen for any woman who’s read...
2025-08-3106 min
The IT Factor PodcastDANIELLE GERMAIN | Blending Sports & Politics, Journalism Journey, and Finding Her IT FactorIn this episode of The IT Factor Podcast, we sit down with Danielle Germain, a rising voice in both sports and political journalism. Danielle is shaping the narrative at the intersection of sports, politics, and culture.We talk about her day-to-day work as a reporter and social media consultant, and how she juggles the demands of her multifaceted career. Danielle opens up about what keeps her grounded, how she defines her "It Factor," and the vision she has for blending two of her greatest passions: politics and sports.From navigating college during the height of...
2025-07-1222 min
Danielle Lin Show: The Art of Living and Science of Life20/20 Thinking - Maggie Greenwood-RobinsonMaggie Greenwood-Robinson, Ph.D. Can't find your keys, forgetting names? The fact is…most people are afraid of losing their mind, especially with living longer. The good news is, breaking research ... The post 20/20 Thinking appeared first on Danielle Lin Show.
2025-07-0352 min
High Heels & Tea PodcastEP 111: Danielle Robinson-Holloway Shares Insights on Non-Invasive Beauty Treatment OptionsWelcome back to another episode of the High Heels and Tea Podcast! In this episode, we're joined by Master Prepared registered nurse with over 17 years of experience in the healthcare industry. Hands down, the biggest beauty trend to emerge as a result of the pandemic is the rise of non-invasive cosmetic treatments, like injectables and laser treatments. Danielle's sharing the background on her passion for entrepreneurship after Covid, leading to the creation of True Luxe Body Bar which driven an urgent need to educate the Black and Brown community about safe and effective cosmetic procedures due to the rising...
2025-06-2731 min
Friggen Good PoliticsFGP - Episode 17: Keeping Coalitions Together - Mark Carney, Danielle Smith, The Middle East🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨: Friggen Good Politics – Keeping Coalitions Together, is up now. This week, we’re talking about the coalitions that win — and the ones that might be starting to crack.Play 1 🌍🤝: Is Mark Carney’s coalition is fraying? As he jets to Europe calling for a “new world order,” he’s also cozying up to Trump-era trade priorities. Can he keep progressives, centrists, and the business crowd all in the tent — or is this the start of a slow unravel?Play 2 🇨🇦 🤠: Danielle Smith’s coalition in Alberta is holding strong. What will the Alberta Next panel entail? By-elections deliver clea...
2025-06-261h 09
The SelfWork Podcast450 SelfWork: Climbing the Walls: Talking ADHD In Women with Danielle ElliotADHD in women is finally being diagnosed for what it is and has been!Understood.org, a leading resource for people with learning and thinking differences, has launched a new podcast series, Climbing the Walls, a new limited-series investigative podcast. Hosted by health and science journalist and documentarian Danielle Elliot, the podcast explores what led to new ADHD diagnoses among women ages 20–49, which nearly doubled between 2020 and 2022 (CDC).Across six episodes, Elliot weaves together scientific explanations with personal stories, describing significant problems with such things as executive functioning and rejection sensitivity.Advertisers Links:
2025-06-1343 minThe SelfWork Podcast450 SelfWork: Climbing the Walls: Talking ADHD In Women with Danielle ElliotADHD in women is finally being diagnosed for what it is and has been!Understood.org, a leading resource for people with learning and thinking differences, has launched a new podcast series, Climbing the Walls, a new limited-series investigative podcast. Hosted by health and science journalist and documentarian Danielle Elliot, the podcast explores what led to new ADHD diagnoses among women ages 20–49, which nearly doubled between 2020 and 2022 (CDC).Across six episodes, Elliot weaves together scientific explanations with personal stories, describing significant problems with such things as executive functioning and rejection sensitivity.Advertisers Links:
2025-06-1343 min
Mixed Doubles: A Women's Sports PodcastCrafting a Winning Culture: Insights from Boston Fleet GM Danielle MarmerIn this episode of the Mixed Doubles Podcast, hosts Maggie Robinson and Josh Smythe Macaulay interview Danielle Marmer, General Manager of the Boston Fleet in the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL). They delve into Danielle's inspiring journey from her youth in Massachusetts and Vermont, where she fell in love with hockey, to her impactful collegiate career at Quinnipiac University, and her transition into coaching and player development. She shares her experiences as the first woman to hold an on-ice role for the Boston Bruins and discusses the challenges and achievements in her role as GM of the Boston Fleet...
2025-06-0559 min
Progress to ProHow Do I Get Unstuck? With Danielle Robinson, Harvard Business School '25; Founder of Beyond AmbitionFeeling stuck in your career or life? You’re not alone—and today’s guest is here to help you break free. Danielle Robinson is an ICF-certified coach, content creator, and soon-to-be Harvard Business School grad who specializes in helping ambitious people live more intentional, fulfilling lives. From her start in management consulting at Deloitte advising Fortune 500 clients to founding Beyond Ambition, a coaching platform that empowers young professionals, Danielle has a unique blend of strategic insight and heart-centered coaching.In this episode, Danielle shares practical strategies for gaining clarity, building confidence from within, and taking bold steps...
2025-05-2421 minUnsilenced: Real Conversations About AbuseWhat is Love Bombing? With Dr. Danielle Graddick, PsyD.How can you tell if a person is naturally passionate and expresses their affection through big displays of love versus someone who is using love bombing to gain power and control? In this episode of Unsilenced, Dr. Danielle Graddick explains the signs of love bombing, how it differs from loving relationships, and how love bombing intersects with domestic violence. Content: (0:00) Introduction (1:35) Defining Love Bombing (3:00) Why is Love Bombing a Problem? (4:15) What is the Effect of Love Bombing? (7:57) Can Love Bombing Happen at Any Age?
2025-05-0632 min
Locked On Women's Basketball – Daily Podcast On The WNBADanielle Robinson explains how she'll help shape the Los Angeles Sparks | Women's Basketball PodcastIn her first interview since moving from her distinguished playing career to the front office of the Los Angeles Sparks, Danielle Robinson reflects on both her legacy in the WNBA and the path ahead as an executive with host Howard Megdal. The two recall outposts like White Plains, NY, career highs and at the same time Robinson details the ways having her voice in the front office will help infuse the Sparks with more, well, Danielle Robinson-ness.
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2025-02-0526 min
eCommerce Marketing PodcastUnlocking the Secrets of Healthy Business Spending - with Danielle HaydenIn this episode of the Ecommerce Marketing Podcast, host Arlen Robinson speaks with Danielle Hayden, co-founder and CEO of Kickstart Accounting, Inc. They discuss the concept of healthy business spending, emphasizing the importance of understanding financials for growth. Danielle shares insights on how to assess spending health, the significance of accurate bookkeeping, and the risks associated with using free accounting tools. The conversation also touches on balancing growth with financial discipline and the necessity of creating a spending plan to achieve business goals. Key Episode Takeaways: Healthy business spending is essential for growth. Many entrepreneurs mistakenly...
2024-12-3037 minUnsilenced: Real Conversations About AbuseWhat Does Emotional Abuse Look and Feel Like? with Dr. Danielle Graddick, PsyD.Words hurt. Emotional abuse can damage a person's sense of identity, hurt their self-worth, and make them doubt their reality. However, because there are no physical signs of emotional abuse, it can be difficult to recognize. Sometimes abusive behavior can be masked as concern for your partner. "I don't think you should eat this meal, maybe get a salad instead" or "I don't think you should wear that outfit today, I don't trust the people you're going to see." It can be insidious and grow over time. Dr. Danielle...
2024-11-1937 minUnsilenced: Real Conversations About AbuseDiddy and Baby Oil - How Halloween Costumes Can Harm Victims of Abuse with Dr. Danielle Graddick, PsyDJohnny Depp and Amber Heard. Diddy and baby oil. Rhianna and Chris Brown. These are just some of the many costumes people wear for Halloween that minimize or glorify sexual assault and domestic violence. But what motivates a person to dress as a victim of abuse or a person who has caused harm in their relationship? Psychologist and JBWS board member, Dr. Danielle Graddick joins this episode of Unsilenced: Real Conversations About Abuse to explore why people dress as victims of violence and the effect it has on people experiencing abuse.
2024-10-2931 min
Tango Alpha Lima PodcastMeet the widow of PACT Act namesakeDuct Tape debuts at Paris Fashion WeekTHE INTERVIEWDanielle Robinson — the surviving spouse of the late Sgt. First Class Heath Robinson, namesake of the PACT Act – joins the podcast to share her family's story and how she and her husband became champions for passage of this historic legislation.Danielle also shares how she honors Heath's legacy as an activist and advocate for Burn Pits 360, fighting for servicemembers and veterans exposed to hazardous environments while serving.SCUTTLEBUTT‘Area 52’ Veterans Call Out US Government for Refusing to Acknowledge Health Issues Caused By Radiatio...
2024-10-221h 13
M3: Movement, Mindset, and MedicineEpisode 155: "Rise Up and Heal" with Lily Robinson | A Deep Dive into Healing, Resilience, and GrowthIn this week's interview episode of the M3 podcast, I welcome Lily Robinson, a health optimizing coach, author, and real estate investor, to discuss her journey of personal growth and healing. We initially met on a house build in Mexico, which I'm sure you all hear me constantly raving about. Our conversation goes straight to deep conversation sharing Lily's childhood experiences, including growing up without a father, navigating a challenging marriage, and being influenced by a business-savvy grandmother.Lily talks about the inspiration behind her book 'Rise Up and Heal,' which details her life struggles, traumas...
2024-10-0752 min
The Conversation SeriesEp. 116: Gigi Robinson - Founder of Hosts of Influence, Mastering the Art of Personal Branding, Chronic Illness Story into a Powerful Advocacy, and moreI am honored to sit with the Founder of Hosts of Influence & It's Gigi, Author of A Kids Book About Chronic Illness, Mental Health and Chronic Illness Advocate, Creator Economy Educator & Speaker, Gigi Robinson.
Gigi Robinson is known for her extensive work in the creator economy and chronic illness advocacy. We are delving into Gigi's journey, exploring her endeavors with Hosts of Influence, her thoughtful approach to personal branding, and her impactful advocacy work.
We discuss the common pitfalls creators face, such as neglecting to have a website or...
2024-07-3128 minFriends in Beauty PodcastEp. 221: The Most Overlooked Member Of Your Money Team - Danielle HaydenOn this week’s episode of the Friends in Beauty podcast I welcome Danielle Hayden to the Friends in Beauty guest chair. Danielle is the Co-Founder and CEO of Kickstart Accounting, Inc. a bookkeeping and accounting firm that is on a mission to coach six figure (+ beyond) female entrepreneurs so they can better understand their numbers through bookkeeping, financial analysis, and support so they can grow profitable, sustainable and enjoyable businesses.
With over 15 years experience in the world of finance, Danielle has worked her way from accounting firm intern to the Co-Founder of Kickstart Accounting. She understands how...
2024-06-051h 00
Rounding UpSeason 2 | Episode 18 - The Promise of Counting Collections - Guest: Danielle Robinson and Dr. Melissa HedgesROUNDING UP: SEASON 2 | EPISODE 18 Earlier this season, we released an episode focused on the complex and interconnected set of concepts that students engage with when they learn to count. In this follow-up episode, we're going to examine a powerful routine called counting collections. We'll be talking with Danielle Robinson and Dr. Melissa Hedges from Milwaukee Public Schools about counting collections and the impact this routine can have on students. RESOURCES Department of Research in Early Mathematics Education (DREME) Teacher Education by Design Choral Counting & Counting Collections: Transforming the PreK- 5 Math Classroom ...
2024-05-2328 min
Lament of HopeEditor at Large at The Boston Globe, Walter V. Robinson, discusses journalismEditor at Large at The Boston Globe, Walter V. Robinson, sat down with me to discuss his journalistic career, specifically his time leading the Spotlight team investigation of the Roman Catholic clergy sexual abuse scandal. He also talked with me about work-life balance as a journalist, and the value of subscribing to trustworthy news sources.
2024-05-1842 min
Danielle Lin Show: The Art of Living and Science of LifeShortcuts to Success – Jonathan Robinson Master Your Time, Health, Money, and RelationshipsGuest: Jonathan Robinson, M.A., M.F.T. Motivational author and psychotherapist Jonathan Robinson from his bestseller on how to create four extra hours a ... The post Shortcuts to Success – Jonathan Robinson appeared first on Danielle Lin Show.
2024-04-2552 min
High Vibin’ It: Manifesting & Self Love for Spiritual Women221. How to Communicate with Your Pets with Pet Psychic Danielle MacKinnonThis week on the High Vibin' It our guest is teaching you how to communicate with your pets!! Danielle MacKinnon is an amazing Animal Psychic, Intuitive Coach, and Author of The Incredible Animal Afterlife. (Plus, she's hilarious and a great storyteller, which doesn't hurt.)She gives so many juicy tips on how to...🐾 Communicate with your furry friends🐾 Drop into your intuitive zone🐾 Have intuitive boundariesand SO much more!And she even shares some of the craziest pet readings she's ever done. And trust me when I say, th...
2023-11-2845 min
Victorious SoulsKaren Robinson - It's Possible To Be A Hot Mess And Thrive After Trauma (S3:Ep77)Growing up in a home filled with abuse Karen got to a point she couldn't take it anymore. At the age of 12 she attempted suicide, but failed. She was angry at first. But while lashing out to God about why she was still alive she had an amazing moment she calls a God moment. She received a sense of peace and purpose that empowered her to live. The abuse didn't stop but she did escape, running away a year or so later. That was not without it's difficulties either, but God provided people to help her along the way...
2023-10-1229 min
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Download Book Here ==> https://palingutamaan.blogspot.com/61300977-worthy-opponentsREAD [pdf]Worthy Opponents by Danielle SteelRead OnlineWorthy Opponents by Danielle Steel is a great book to read and that's why I recommend reading or downloading ebook Worthy Opponents for free in any format with visit the link button below.Read Book Here ==> https://palingutamaan.blogspot.com/61300977-worthy-opponents**Download Book Here ==> https://palingutamaan.blogspot.com/61300977-worthy-opponentsBook Synopsis : From #1 New York Times best...
2023-09-1500 min
Be The Embodiment PodcastEp. 13 Goal Setting for Your Success with Kylee RobinsonKylee Robinson is a goal-oriented entrepreneur with over 13 years experience in business. She is a coach, wife, mum, travel aficionado and efficiency enthusiast. In addition, Kylee has also authored and published the book Marine Corps B.R.A.T. As a fervent believer in life-long learning Kylee constantly pursues knowledge and desires to share the tools that have led to her success with others.
We cover
- The discipline and commitment it takes to achieve your goals
- The importance pf setting aligned goals
- Procrastination and how...
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Unscripted Pivots: Inspiring Stories from WTF [Women That Flourish]Empowered Shifts: Redefining Career, Life, and Truth through Connection and Lifelong Learning with Alexandra RobinsonToday on Unscripted Pivots, I sit down with my good friend, Alexandra Robinson. Alex R (as I affectionately call her) is the epitome of a WTF woman. During our conversation, she vulnerably shares several pivots that have defined her and how they made way for her to learn more about herself and redefine the life she wants to lead. Alex R exemplifies resilience and has met each turn in the road with an insatiable appetite to expand and grow. I can't wait for you to learn from her! In our con...
2023-06-0746 min
Pairadocs: Untold Stories from Athletic DirectorsDon't touch Steve Robinson's gator!Steve Robinson recommends you always listen to your own emergency plans. He also loses, not 1, but 2 coaches positions!
2023-01-2653 min
The Heal Thrive Dream PodcastHeal Thrive Dream Guest: Danielle BernockDanielle Bernock is an author, coach, and speaker who's on a mission to open the eyes of ONE MILLION emotional trauma survivors to their value and belovedness through the power of the love of God. Through her own process of healing from childhood trauma and childhood emotional neglect, Danielle learned the truth about trauma. Trauma is personal. Trauma is a thief. Trauma is a beast. Trauma is an involuntary, invisible wound. Website: https://www.daniellebernock.com/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/daniellebernock/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/dbernock/
2023-01-1732 min
The Scrunch Creator Economy ShowGigi RobinsonJoin us for a chat with Gigi Robinson!
In this episode we chat all things Creator Economy including:
Doing due diligence as a creator
Personal branding
Ethics as a creator.
Learn more about the Creator Economy with SCRUNCH:
Scrunch Instagram Community | https://www.instagram.com/scrunchdotcom/
Scrunch Website, the destination for the Creator Economy | https://scrunch.com
2022-11-3044 min
On Air With Danielle Gray(Ep 5) Deep Dive Conversations With Sean Robinson Going DryEpisode 5 Author Sean Robinson In this week's episode, I talk to Sean about how he stopped his habit of drinking to better himself, self-published a book from his personal journals, and how anyone can change themselves if they really want to. Through learning better habits. His journey is truly inspiring. Sean Robinson author of the book Going Dry Website https://seanrobinson.ca/
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2022-11-0357 min
High Vibin’ It: Manifesting & Self Love for Spiritual Women140. Scary, but Expansive with Danielle PaigeDanielle Page (consciousness guide and astrologer) joins us to talk about embracing your fear in favor of expansion! More often than not, big, scary, changes can be the best catalyst for aligning with your highest timeline.In this real and raw conversation, we cover topics like…Danielle’s awakening journeyHow scary change can be the best thingFear vs StupidityEnergetic themes for 2020-2022Embracing your new life when your old life is doneTriggering people when you’re a LightworkerIs it privilege or is it purpose?Creating the life you want to createAnd more!If you're going...
2022-03-291h 05
The Digital Infrastructure Fund PodcastEpisode 1: The Digital Infrastructure Incubator, with Danielle Robinson and Rayya El ZeinGuests
Danielle Robinson and Rayya El Zein, Code For Science & Society
Show Notes
Welcome to the first episode of the Digital Infrastructure podcast!
This is a new podcast focused on grantees from the Digital Infrastructure Fund. This fund, funded by the Ford Foundation, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Open Society Foundations, the Omidyar Network, and the Mozilla Open Source Support Program in collaboration with the Open Collective Foundation, consists of around $1.3 million worth of grants given out to thirteen research projects, which are advancing our understanding of critical digital infrastructure across...
2021-09-0728 min
All Out Attack Podcast w/ Harry RobinsonDanielle Phelps - #9My guest today is Danielle Phelps, a woman born into the Westboro Baptist Church - the outspoken and controversial religious sect in America that was founded by Danielle's grandfather; Pastor Fred Phelps.Whilst Danielle left the church, it is still in operation today at the church's compound in Topeka, Kansas. The Phelps family have been referred to as "the most hated family in America", notorious for their loathing of homosexuality, celebration of tragedies and picketing of funerals - particularly those of soldiers who died in combat.Danielle is now an openly gay woman...
2021-03-131h 07
Danielle Lin ShowShortcuts to Success – Jonathan RobinsonMaster Your Time, Health, Money, and RelationshipsGuest: Jonathan Robinson, M.A., M.F.T. Motivational author and psychotherapist Jonathan Robinson from his bestseller on how to create four extra hours a ... The post Shortcuts to Success – Jonathan Robinson appeared first on Danielle Lin Show.
2021-03-1052 min
Ayurveda and Women's Health: An Evolution To Your higHERself™ // A Harmony Inspired Health PodcastThe Wim Hof Method & how it can helps you manage difficult life stressors With Danielle SmithDanielle is a Wim Hof instructor who is going to share with us her experience with this method and why it has become so popular. The Wim Hof method is being implemented all over the world to help people manage their stress and deal with difficult life situations as they present themselves.
In this episode We discuss:
What the Wim Hof Method is
Why it has become a worldwide phenomena
The benefits of the Wim Hof Method
How to get started & incorporate it into your daily routine. For more information on the Wim Hof Method you can visit www.wimhofmethod.c...
2020-11-2942 min
Shifting PerspectivesEpisode 29: Understanding Speech and Language Development (with R. Danielle Scott) This week I am joined by R. Danielle Scott. She is a Speech and Language Pathologist that is driven by faith, intention, passion and purpose. She walks us through the role and scope of a Speech and Language Pathologist and the various communities that SLPs serve. We also spend time discussing what parents should do if they suspect that their child may have speech and/or language challenges. We discuss how easily fear, shame or denial can creep in and cripple the decision making and action of parents. Danielle inspires parents to take things one day at a time and sta...
2020-11-1436 min
Race and RedemptionCross-Cultural Friendships and Raising Black Boys with Danielle and Tedashii AndersonBrooke and Susan talk with Tedashii and Danielle about what tangibly makes cross-cultural relationships successful and the realities of raising black boys in America today.
2020-09-2937 minRace and RedemptionHow Power and Preference Affect Our Unity with Danielle and Tedashii AndersonSusan and Brooke sit down with educator Danielle and hip hop artist Tedashii to discuss how power and preference affect unity when it comes to worship, music, church life and personal worldviews.
2020-09-2231 min
Beyond the Buckets Show with Chris McSwainEp. 22 - Danielle Robinson - WNBA All StarDanielle Robinson was the #6 Overall Pick in the 2011 WNBA draft and is a 3x WNBA All-Star. Danielle’s has an infectious smile and personality. We have a great talk about her professional basketball journey both in the WNBA and Overseas. We discuss the adversity she faced at every level of her career and her amazing experience in college at the University of Oklahoma. She provides insight to the work ethic it takes to make it as a professional and how her family and support from the people around her is the motivation she uses to push her when times...
2020-06-181h 05
The Coffee With Sam Podcast#8 TEAM ENGLAND JAZZ Coach Danielle Robinson | The COFFEE WITH SAM PODcastIn this episode my guest on the podcast is Danielle Robinson, Team England Jazz Coach and step in 2020 worlds athlete. Danielle is a graduate of Performing Arts from the University of Liverpool and she successfully co-owns and runs Yorkshire Martyrs Cheer and Dance. She is also a dance and cheer educator for one of the UK’s leading coaching qualification companies, Building From The Ground Up.
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2020-05-0641 min
MommyMattersSingle Mom Money with Danielle RobinsonI love the conversations around abundance! Yes - this is about abundance. In the mind and spirit! The conversations around single motherhood are shifting and I love that empowered stances are taking the forefront. In my mind - if anyone can build wealth as she sees fit - it is someone as resourceful as a single mom. The key is to use your resources, inside and out.
This was a fun convo (not without glitches though)
Danielle learned how critical a healthy relationship with money was shortly after her divorce and one-income home reality hit he...
2020-03-0746 min
Lynx DynastyDanielle Robinson: Rehab and ReinventionThe Lynx point guard lost the end of her 2018 season due to injury. She worked for nine straight months to return to her team as an improved player. This is the story of Danielle Robinson’s road to recovery and the changes she’s made to become more valuable to her team both on an off the floor.
2019-05-2219 min
Pursuit PodcastFunding with Grants: Danielle RobinsonAs part of our month's look at funding routes, we welcome guest Danielle Robinson to look at how grants can help fund your project of company. We look at how grants have enabled Code For Society to fun open source projects and build their own products. Best suited to help fund projects for social good, grants can offer a valuable funding stream for growing projects.
2018-05-0825 min
Data Engineering PodcastDat: Distributed Versioned Data Sharing with Danielle Robinson and Joe Hand - Episode 16Summary
Sharing data across multiple computers, particularly when it is large and changing, is a difficult problem to solve. In order to provide a simpler way to distribute and version data sets among collaborators the Dat Project was created. In this episode Danielle Robinson and Joe Hand explain how the project got started, how it functions, and some of the many ways that it can be used. They also explain the plans that the team has for upcoming features and uses that you can watch out for in future releases.
Preamble
Hello and welcome...
2018-01-291h 02