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Cultivating CuriosityFrom meal prep to leftovers: Expert food safety tips for your Thanksgiving dinnerAs the holidays approach and kitchens heat up, food safety becomes just as important as the meal itself. In this short episode, we revisit timeless advice from University of Georgia food science and safety experts Carla Schwan and Manpreet Singh, who share practical tips to help you cook, serve and store food safely this season. From properly thawing your turkey to knowing when to finally pack up the leftovers, this episode will help you host with confidence and keep your guests healthy.Resources:Food Safety Tips for Preparing a Holiday Tu...
2025-11-1008 minCultivating CuriositySix expert tips for a healthy septic system: What every homeowner should knowDid you know your septic system is basically a mini wastewater treatment plant in your own backyard? In this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension water resource expert Gary Hawkins shares the science of septic systems and offers simple steps homeowners can take to keep them working properly. From what not to flush and how to avoid “commode overload” to protecting your drain field and scheduling inspections, you’ll learn six essential tips to maintain a healthy septic tank, protect your well water and avoid costly repairs. Whether you’re on a septic system or municipal sewer, t...
2025-09-1510 minCultivating CuriosityForecasting the storm: Expert tips for hurricane preparednessJune marks the start of hurricane season in Georgia — and there’s no better time to prepare than on a sunny day. In this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, we’re joined by Pam Knox, agricultural climatologist and director of the UGA Weather Network, to unpack what hurricane season means for Georgia residents. Pam breaks down the terms residents often hear but may not fully grasp, explaining the difference between weather and climate, how the El Niño–Southern Oscillation impacts hurricane activity, and how Georgia’s farmers rely on real-time data from UGA’s 90 weather stations across the state. We also discu...
2025-06-1217 min
Confessions of a Creative DirectorWhat a 29 year old Creative Director knows better than a 49 year old Creative Director - with CD Emily KurekOn this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Emily Kurek, Creative Director at Ammunition in Atlanta, Georgia. Emily and I struck up a conversation on LinkedIn and during our exchange she mentioned that when she became a creative director at just under 30 years old, she got a lot of flack from some people that thought she didn’t have enough experience or was too young to be effective. And that got me to thinking….I bet there are a few things a young creative director knows more about or can do better than the...
2025-06-0557 minCultivating CuriosityComposting 101: Everything you need to know to get startedIn this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, we dive into the science behind composting with two University of Georgia Cooperative Extension experts — what composting is, why it matters and how you can start doing it right at home. Whether you’re new to composting or looking to improve your bin game, this episode breaks down the basics, offers beginner-friendly tips and shares the real-life benefits of turning your food scraps into nutrient-rich soil. Plus, learn how composting can save you money and help the planet, one banana peel at a time.Resources:Find your UGA Coop...
2025-05-2023 min
Squawk PodLeverage in the U.S. & China, Affirm CEO Max Levchin 5/9/25In the latest global trade war development, India could be ready for a trade deal with the U.S. Ahead of the trade negotiations between the U.S. and China this weekend, CNBC contributor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera discusses the leverage of each nation and her observations on her recent trip to China with the Brookings Institution. In Washington, Emily Wilkins reports on the GOP’s tax package, including President Trump’s idea to raise taxes on top earners. Plus, shares of buy now, pay later platform Affirm fell after the company reported a beat on quarterly earnings but a disappointing reve...
2025-05-0931 minCultivating CuriosityBeat the bite: Expert tips for avoiding ticks and mosquitoes this summerAs temperatures rise and Georgians head outdoors, the battle against bloodsucking pests begins in earnest. In this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, we are joined by CAES entomologist Nancy Hinkle and public health Extension specialist Elmer Gray for a practical, no-nonsense look at two of the South’s most irritating pests: ticks and mosquitoes. In the first half of the episode, we learn essential advice on tick prevention and simple strategies for protecting our families, pets, and landscape without solely relying on pesticides. In the second half, we hear tips on how to avoid bites and prevent mosquito-borne illnesses. Whether yo...
2025-04-3017 minCultivating Curiosity10 Strategies for Better Time ManagementHappy New Year, listeners! In this episode, we dive into one of the toughest New Year’s resolutions: improving time management. Joined by Travis Mountain, UGA Cooperative Extension specialist in financial planning, we break down 10 practical strategies from the popular UGA Extension publication 10 Strategies for Better Time Management. From tracking how you spend your time to delegating tasks and conquering procrastination, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you make the most of 2025.Resources:10 Strategies for Better Time Management (UGA Cooperative Extension publication)Travis Mountain's faculty profileUGA Extension publications by Travis MountainUGA Vo...
2025-01-2714 minCultivating CuriosityFields of innovation: The role of UGA’s research and education centers in Georgia agricultureManaging a hub of innovation is no small feat, but for Eric Elsner, superintendent of the J. Phil Campbell Research and Education Center, it’s a daily opportunity to make an impact. In this episode, Eric shares how he oversees multidisciplinary research projects designed to tackle real-world challenges Georgia farmers face. From managing collaborative studies to supporting student workers in unique hands-on learning experiences, Eric highlights how the center serves as a bridge between cutting-edge science, practical Extension work and the farming community. Join us as we explore his passion for fostering connections between research, education and community-building and ho...
2024-12-1621 min
In Our HeadphonesAlbina Cabrera: Winona Riders, Dum Chica, Alcalá Norte, Carolina DuranteAlbina Cabrera returns to the podcast for a very ”roquera” episode, spotlighting four new tracks from Argentina and Spain with elements of shoegaze, psychedelic, and punk, partly inspired by her recent travels. She also shares the 2020 song she keeps coming back to from the riot grrrls of Madrid. And Music Director Chris Sanley talks about the moving tribute that Sade Adu wrote for her son (her first new music in six years) as part of TRAИƧA, the 8-part compilation record celebrating trans artistry. Songs featured: Winona Riders - "No hagas que me arrepienta...
2024-12-0932 minCultivating CuriositySustainable growth in urban spaces: The Georgia Center for Urban Agriculture’s role in a changing landscapeIn this episode, we’re joined by Bethany Harris, director of the Georgia Center for Urban Agriculture, to discuss her vision for the center as it works to meet the growing needs of urban agriculture in Georgia. As cities across the state expand, so does the need for innovative agricultural practices that support sustainable growth and resilient communities. Harris shares how the center is driving collaboration and research across various disciplines to tackle these challenges head-on while supporting future academic programming that will open educational and career pathways for students eager to shape the future of urban agriculture. Tune in...
2024-11-2512 minConfessions of a Creative Director"Start With No One Cares" - Agency founder Emily Jeffrey-Barrett on starting an agency during the pandemic and breaking the news to clients that people just don't care as much as they think they do.On this episode, I speak to Emily Jeffrey-Barrett, founder of Among Equals in the UK, a brand and campaign agency for people who want to make more than *just* money.
Emily shares her journey from working in large advertising agencies to one day realizing that her fear of not starting her own agency became bigger than her fear of actually doing it. That was the day she handed in her notice and jumped head-first into starting Among Equals during a global pandemic, no less.
She discusses the challenges she faced and how she struck gold w...
2024-10-2252 minCultivating CuriosityAdding value: Helping Georgia farmers diversify and thrive through food processingIn this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, Kaitlyn Casulli, assistant professor and UGA Cooperative Extension process specialist in the CAES Department of Food Science and Technology, shares her journey into food science and her fascinating work with food safety, thermal processing and her efforts to support the craft beverage industry in rural Georgia. She also introduces the new Value-addition Institute for Business Expansion (VIBE) initiative, helping Georgia's growers increase profits through value-added products. Plus, don't miss a surprising discussion about edible insects!Resources:CAES Department of Food Science and TechnologyValue-added Institute for Business Expansion (VIBE...
2024-10-0117 min
Dos Millennials y un Podcast2x04 Emily en Paris T4: El triángulo amoroso que nadie pidióEmily Cooper ha vuelto y está más confundida que nunca.
La cuarta temporada de Emily en Paris nos sumerge en un laberinto de relaciones tóxicas y decisiones impulsivas. ¿Está Emily realmente enamorada?
En este episodio, analizamos en profundidad las relaciones de Emily y cuestionamos si su búsqueda del amor es realmente lo que necesita.
¡No te pierdas nuestro análisis crítico de la serie!
2024-09-221h 03
In Our HeadphonesAlbina Cabrera: Descartes a kant, La ciencia simple, Melenas, Los CogelonesAs KEXP kicks off Aqui y Ahora – our special programming for Latinx Heritage Month – we welcome Albina Cabrera back to the podcast to talk about the kick-off day's on-air programming, as well as KEXP’s Mexico City broadcast, taking place in October. We spotlight four of the bands playing the El Sonido Live event on October 19 at Foro Indie Rocks, covering everything from shoegaze to Indigenous punk. Plus, our Music Director Chris Sanley helps us celebrate Aqui y Ahora with one of the most upbeat tracks on depression we’ve ever had the pleasure to hear. Descarte...
2024-09-1621 minCultivating CuriosityField to fabric: How UGA's Cotton Team supports Georgia's growersDo you know where your T-shirt got its start? In this episode, we travel to Tifton, Georgia, to speak with Camp Hand, assistant professor in the CAES Department of Crop and Soil Sciences and a key member of the UGA Cotton Team. Join us as we dive into the intricacies of cotton agronomy, the importance of UGA's experiment stations and the collaborative nature of the cotton industry in Georgia. Camp shares insights into the sustainable practices adopted by cotton growers, the critical role of research and the unique challenges that arise each year. The episode also touches on Camp's...
2024-08-3022 minCultivating CuriosityCultivating community: Learning and serving at UGArdenIn this episode, we sit down with Ty Brooks, farm director at UGArden, UGA's student community farm. Join us as Ty shares his journey and insights into the daily operations of UGArden, a unique space dedicated to research, teaching and outreach. Discover how UGArden engages students through internships, volunteer opportunities and hands-on learning experiences while giving back to the community by combating food insecurity. Ty discusses the farm's partnerships with various UGA programs and community organizations, the importance of sustainable agriculture and the innovative projects at UGArden, including their popular herbal tea program.Resources:...
2024-07-3019 min
Dos Millennials y un Podcast1x21 Prepárate para Emily en Paris temporada 4¡Prepárate para la temporada 4 de Emily en París con este resumen de las tres primeras temporadas!
Si eres un fan de esta serie de Netflix, no te puedes perder este resumen detallado de las primeras tres temporadas. Te llevamos a través de las aventuras y desventuras de Emily Cooper, una joven ejecutiva de marketing de Chicago que se muda a Paris para darle un giro a su carrera y a su vida.
Te contamos todo lo que necesitas saber para la nueva temporada de Emily en Pari...
2024-07-221h 12Cultivating CuriosityA message from Cultivating CuriosityIn this quick episode, co-host Jordan Powers pops in ahead of the holiday weekend to share a Cultivating Curiosity hosting update. It's a tale of two Emilys listeners won't want to miss!---Produced by Jordan Powers and Emily CabreraEdited by Jordan PowersMusic and sound effects by Mason McClintock, an Athens-based singer, songwriter and storyteller who creates innovative soul-pop music that transcends traditional genre boundaries. Hailing from small-town Southeast Georgia, Mason's influences range from the purest pop to the most powerful gospel. Mason is a former...
2024-07-0302 min
In Our HeadphonesAlbina Cabrera: Mueran Humanos, Las Nubes, Luisa AlmaguerAlbina Cabrera, host of El Sonido and KEXP’s Latin Partnerships and Editorial Manager, joins Isabel for our quarterly Latin music highlight. As we pass the half-year mark, Albina takes stock of some of her favorite albums of the year so far and shares four standout tracks, ranging from industrial synth to hazy indie punk and universal tales of love and loss. As always, we end with one recommendation from KEXP Music Director Chris Sanley, this time bringing us cumbia-inspired avant-pop with ancestral depth. 1. Mueran Humanos - "Dentaduras"2. Las Nubes - "Would Be"3. Lu...
2024-07-0126 min
Boroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate Conversation3D Printed Homes - Sunday Homes’ 3D‑printed residences in Marfa, Texas | Boroughs & Burbs Ep. 141Hosts John Engel and Roberto Cabrera walk us through revolutionary advances in modular housing with Megan Gallagher and Emily Waldman of Douglas Elliman. They reveal the process behind Sunday Homes’ 3D‑printed residences in Marfa, Texas, covering everything from construction automation and sustainability to cost‑efficiency and design flexibility. From concrete layering to eco‑friendly material choices, the episode explores how this technology is reshaping affordability in luxury real estate markets.
🎥 YouTube Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnTIY3X6UQg
🔗 Related NYC‑Area Episodes from the Playlist:
• Ep 89 – The Brooklyn Show – Jared LaFrenais & Lee...
2024-06-071h 03Boroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate Conversation3D Printed Homes - Sunday Homes’ 3D‑printed residences in Marfa, Texas | Boroughs & Burbs Ep. 141Hosts John Engel and Roberto Cabrera walk us through revolutionary advances in modular housing with Megan Gallagher and Emily Waldman of Douglas Elliman. They reveal the process behind Sunday Homes’ 3D‑printed residences in Marfa, Texas, covering everything from construction automation and sustainability to cost‑efficiency and design flexibility. From concrete layering to eco‑friendly material choices, the episode explores how this technology is reshaping affordability in luxury real estate markets.
🎥 YouTube Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnTIY3X6UQg
🔗 Related NYC‑Area Episodes from the Playlist:
• Ep 89 – The Brooklyn Show – Jared LaFrenais & Lee...
2024-06-071h 03Cultivating CuriosityPartnerships in pest control: The UGA and Orkin connectionJoin us as we delve into the world of urban entomology with two of the field's leading experts: Dan Suiter, Orkin Professor of Urban Entomology and UGA Cooperative Extension entomologist, and Glen Ramsey, director of Rollins Entomology Department Technical Services. Discover the nuances of urban entomology and its impact on our daily lives, from homes to hospitals. Learn about the unique partnership between CAES and Orkin, exploring how it enhances research, benefits the pest control industry and ultimately serves the public. Dan and Glen also discuss the future of urban entomology and the cutting-edge research emerging from t...
2024-05-2428 minCultivating CuriosityNavigating food waste and loss in today's worldIn this episode, we sit down with Angelos Deltsidis, assistant professor and postharvest Extension specialist at the University of Georgia Tifton campus, to explore the important role postharvest physiology has in preserving the quality and safety of our food supply and its broader implications for agriculture and global food security. From the moment fruits and vegetables are harvested to the time they reach our tables, a complex journey unfolds. Tune in to hear how Angelos is developing both innovative technologies and low-tech solutions to tackle postharvest challenges, from controlled atmosphere storage to using natural coatings on fruits a...
2024-04-3024 min
In Our HeadphonesAlbina Cabrera: AEREA, Otro, Mon LaferteJanice Headley chats with Albina Cabrera, co-host of El Sonido, KEXP’s modern Latin music show, and also our Latin Partnerships and Editorial Manager. Albina shares highlights from her recent travels to SXSW in Austin, TX, and the Isle of Light music festival in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, plus three songs that are playing in her headphones lately, and one that reminds her of moving to Seattle. And, as always, we hear about one standout release recently added to KEXP’s rotation, straight from KEXP Music Director Chris Sanley. Songs featured: AEREA – “+” Otro – “Hausu” Mon Laferte – “Au...
2024-04-2917 min
Breaking Balls with Emily NymanEp 134: Got That Dawg in ‘EmEmily discusses Yankees v Astros series, 2023 Yankees PTSD, Volpe, Soto, Oswaldo Cabrera, Yankees rotation, Yankees personality (unprecedented), Astros No-No the Jays, tough start for the Mets, Hoskins & McNeil dust up, Steve Cohen CNBC interview, In Clay Holmes We (Should) Trust & more!
2024-04-0535 min
What in the WorldElon Musk put a chip in my brainWelcome to the future. There are some people who already live with an implant inside their head. Noland Arbaugh is one of them - he’s paralysed but can now work a computer with his mind. There could be more people with brain chips if Elon Musk's hopes for his company, Neuralink, come true. He wants humans to merge with artificial intelligence to stop AI from taking over the world. That’s not happening any time soon, but there are lots of questions around how brain implants are used at the moment. How are they helping people? Are...
2024-04-0412 min
#TrustEm PodcastS3: Episode 004 Author Chat ft. Devin CabreraI brought the one, the only, sassafrass, Devin Cabrera on the pod today!! Wanted to take a second to celebrate his wildly awesome accomplishment, writing a FREAKING BOOK! Hear all about his process, his journey, the way he handles criticism and about his debut Novel Welcome to Nightmare Island.
You can follow Devin here: https://www.facebook.com/devin.cabrera?mibextid=LQQJ4d
& order his book here: https://a.co/d/6jgrtvk
& as always follow Trust Em on all the places too! IG: @trustem_collaborative
2023-08-0625 min
Suncast: Covering the Sun ConferenceWelcoming a New Member to Suncast & Life Women’s Lacrosse Coach Emily Cabrera & Maria ArvizuOn today’s episode of Suncast, Reagan welcomes on a new member to the Suncast family, Manny Buroz (00:00-24:20) and Life women’s lacrosse Coach Emily Cabrera & mid fielder Maria Arvizu (24:21-47:52)
2023-03-3047 min
This Is How We Care028: Designing Our World With Accessibility In Mind with Kristie CabreraKristie Cabrera (she/they) is a queer and neurodivergent accessibility and inclusivity consultant utilizing a background in occupational therapy to guide organizations on improving their accessibility and inclusivity practices. She is particularly passionate about collaborating with spaces that aim to provide healing and growth, including nature spaces, health centers, and forward thinking schools and nonprofits. In this episode, Kristie and Emily discuss the importance of increasing access to nature spaces, how designing with accessibility in mind provides exciting solutions and new perspectives for everyone, normalizing resistance as a part of creating inclusive space, and how we can wo...
2023-02-2039 min
Town Meeting, a Gilmore Girls Rewatch PodcastTalking about...Take the Deviled Eggs Part 2Created by Sandra, Emily and Jess.
Take the Deviled Eggs Part 2! We have all the references, books, and fashion you can handle for for this episode. We have a reference that's a weirdly dark...joke? Beloved childhood books, and is Rory wearing a jean vest? Sandra is deeply hurt by some audio left on the cutting room floor from our episode with John Cabrera (aka Brian), and Jess has a fun life announcement! We are eternally grateful for the response to our new schedule and so incredibly thankful for the support from you all. Join us this...
2022-09-1538 minTown Meeting, a Gilmore Girls Rewatch PodcastTalking About... One's Got Class and the Other One Dyes (with special guest John Cabrera!)Created by Sandra, Emily and Jess.
The wait is over! Here's our big surprise... we were lucky enough to record this episode with the one, the only: John Cabrera (aka Brian Fuller)! We had a BLAST discussing this episode with John. Join us as we discuss John's/Brian's first episode, hear about John's experience of being cast, and learn the surprising role he wanted more than Brian! We chat about the villainization of Shane, learn why the background actors always look a bit too old for high school, and we roast the heck out of a bad...
2022-08-182h 23
MisconceptionsS1 Ep 7: That's A Wrap!Ashley and Emily close out Season 1 in order for Ashley to prepare for her new adventure into motherhood! In this final episode they offer a recap of what they learned from sharing their own stories and hearing the stories of other people on the same journey.
Make sure you catch up on all the episodes of the first season and get ready for a new season of experiences with the addition of a few experts in the field of reproductive health. Take care everyone and thanks for joining in on this project with us! xoxo
2022-08-1045 minMisconceptionsS1 Ep 6: Robyn's AdventureThis week Ashley and Emily talk to Robyn, their first listener-turned-guest! She shares her experiences trying to get pregnant - ultimately turning to Clomid and other interventions in order to conceive and carry to term. We also discuss the strong need for mental health support during this adventure.
2022-08-0257 minMisconceptionsS1 Ep 5: Secondary InfertilityRachel and Emily discuss Rachel's miscarriage, healthy pregnancy, and battle to get/stay pregnant a second time after the birth of her son, ultimately resulting in the need for IVF. Tune in to find out if Emily discusses the Enneagram again, if they drop a lot of curse words in this episode, and if they catch all the 'infertility bingo' sayings. All that and more in this one-on-one interview.
2022-07-261h 00MisconceptionsS1 Ep 4: Little Blue PillsMarianna shares her realism approach to fertility - including her history with irregular periods, PCOS, and trigger shots for ovulation support.
Content Warning: listeners can occassionally hear a baby crying in the background of the episode.
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2022-07-191h 01MisconceptionsS1 Ep 3: Endless PossibilitiesAmy shares her experiences with recurrent miscarriages, D&Cs, and trying for 'two under two'.
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2022-07-1255 minMisconceptionsS1 Ep 2: Strawberry JellyEmily shares her multiple attempts resulting in ectopic pregnancies, an IUI and IVF.
Content Warning: Explicit descriptions of miscarriage and some curse words.
We recorded this episode before final news that Roe v Wade was being overturned and it has never been clearer that we cannot have this podcast about infertility without also addressing the dangers of removing people's access to reproductive health services.
Side note from Emily: I recognize my extreme privilege in having access to medical intervention while trying to have a successful pregnancy. I do not believe anyone should have...
2022-06-281h 06MisconceptionsS1 Mini: The Fall of Roe v WadeAshley and Emily discuss the implications of today's historic decision to end Roe v Wade and how that will impact the future of reproductive health in the United States. Join us for lots of sighing, speculating, and raging about this decision. And occassionally there's a swear or two. Take care out there, everyone. We have quite a fight ahead of us.
2022-06-2532 minMisconceptionsS1 Ep 1: Donut WorryAshley shares her experiences with infertility and the recent loss of her father.
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2022-06-2151 minMisconceptionsTrailerWelcome to Misconceptions, a storytelling podcast by two gals who understand the painful, emotional, sometimes absurd, and often lonely experiences of infertility.
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2022-06-2101 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 8: Vampires Among Us—Elmer GrayUniversity of Georgia public health specialist, Elmer Gray, lays out the landscape of some seasonal bloodsuckers. Listen now to learn ways of keeping the world's most dangerous animal at bay this summer.
2022-06-1443 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 7: The Busyness of Bees—Keith DelaplaneDr. Keith Delaplane talks about his recently published book, Crop Pollination by Bees. He explains how supporting a diversity of bee species - both managed honeybees and wild, solitary bees - is critical for the future of agriculture.
2022-04-2842 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 6: Shoo Fly!—Ash SialFruit entomologist, Dr. Ash Sial, talks about a tiny, yet destructive vinegar fly that is now a globally important pest.
2022-04-0524 min
The Producer BoostAct like a Business w/ Emily TrevinoEmily give us the best advice about running a business for those that want to become an asset to their current company.
2022-04-0440 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 5: MyIPM App–Brett BlaauwDr. Brett Blaauw talks about the MyIPM app series. The series has now expanded to include a MyIPM Row Crops app. Check back as specialists continue to expand this series for other crops and commodities.
2022-03-0416 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 4: Got Weeds?—Nick Basinger & David WeisbergerUGA weed specialist, Dr. Nick Basinger and PhD student David Weisberger talk about the power of cover crops in the battle against weeds.
2021-12-0700 min
Confessions of a Creative DirectorEmily NeubauerOn this episode, Jaime talks to Emily Neubauer of Horizontal Digital about her new journey as Associate Creative Director. Hear her Frozen 2 based thoughts on Design Thinking and the art of the client pitch.
2021-11-181h 07
IPM On The FlyEpisode 3: Your House is a Cave—Dan SuiterDr. Dan Suiter talks about the most common fall bugs that like to seek shelter in our homes. Spoiler alert: cockroaches are on the list! Find out some best practices for prevention and management of pesky fall pests - and pick up some great trivia to use at your next cocktail party.
2021-10-2533 min
Full DisclosureI-Buyer Companies, Networking, Market-updates (Oh My!)Join us as three of the Emblem Real Estate office agents (Emily Heck, Brittany Krumholz, and Emily Cabrera) chat about all things real estate and beyond. Is the market slowing down? What are I-Buyer companies and what do they mean for home sales? What are some ways for new agents to build up their client base? What fun fall activities are we partaking in? We cover all of that and more on this week's episode.
2021-10-2051 min
Full DisclosureI-Buyer Companies, Networking, and Market updates (Oh My!)Join us as three of the Emblem Real Estate office agents (Emily Heck, Brittany Krumholz, and Emily Cabrera) chat about all things real estate and beyond. Is the market slowing down? What are I-Buyer companies and what do they mean for home sales? What are some ways for new agents to build up their client base? What fun fall activities are we partaking in? We cover all of that and more on this week's episode.
2021-10-2051 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 2: Don’t Hitch A Ride On My Hide—Nancy HinkleVeterinary Entomologist Dr. Nancy Hinkle discusses the major tick species found in Georgia and the various diseases they carry, how to prevent tick exposure on ourselves and animals, and shares some important breaking news about a newly identified tick species found in Georgia!
2021-09-2300 min
IPM On The FlyEpisode 1: Great Georgia Pollinator Census—Becky GriffinSaturday, August 20 & 21, 2021. It's gonna be good, so grab that iced tea and a lawn chair and take a 15-minute mental health break while watching pollinators!
2021-08-1725 min
Medicare Space LIVESharing is Caring - Grow your business with new relationshipsEmily Trevino Insurance Agency owner came to visit me and we decided to do a impromtu podcast. She is an awesome Friend, Master Networker, Successful business owner and soon to be business consultant (she doesn't even know it yet). Take time to listen to the whole show guys. You can learn a thing or two from this lady right here! Let's dive in to the show.....
2021-06-0454 minFull DisclosureWelcome Aboard!For our VERY FIRST episode, we have our owner and managing broker Stella Wirsig getting into what life is like as a real estate agent here in the Denver area and what our newest agent Emily Cabrera can expect in her new career. We also cover whether you should even be considering listing or buying a home in this market right now. Should you just wait?
2021-05-2641 min
El Caballero De La Capa Oscura (Terror)Los ancianos abandonados.Emily es una niña que tras perder a sus padres vive con su abuelo en una situación económica no tan faborable.
2021-04-2123 min
Manners & Madness: A Jane Austen & David Lynch PodcastSanditon, Pt. 6This week we have a great episode for you! The wonderful hosts of the Reclaiming Jane podcast, Lauren Weathers and Emily Davis-Hale join us for this pivotal episode. We follow Charlotte through the streets of London as she and Sidney search for Georgiana and start to begrudgingly admire one another. Have our opinions on Sidney changed? Listen and find out!
2021-03-161h 36
Pre-Loved Podcast with Emily StochlYOSELINE CABRERA: a wardrobe and prop stylist, and vintage seller - on wardrobe styling as a career, how to tell a story with clothing, and starting her vintage shop.S5 Ep3 YOSELINE CABRERA: a wardrobe and prop stylist, and vintage seller - on wardrobe styling as a career, how to tell a story with clothing, and starting her vintage shop. JOIN OUR PATREON COMMUNITY: https://www.patreon.com/prelovedpod Listen and subscribe on: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Play | or wherever you get your podcasts! Please rate & review the show so more vintage lovers find this community. Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly interview show about rad vintage style with guests you'll want to go thrifting with. Find the show at @emilymstochl on Instagram...
2021-02-1555 min
Iglesia Presbiteriana Ammi ShaddayTú dejaste tu trono (Emily E.R: Elliot y Nan Allen / Timothy R. Matthews)Iglesia Presbiteriana Ammi-Shadday
Coro: Laudate Dominum
Director: Eunice Palomino López
Acompañante: Jacobo Núñez Cabrera
2020-11-2402 minIglesia Presbiteriana Ammi ShaddayTú dejaste tu trono (Emily E.R: Elliot y Nan Allen / Timothy R. Matthews)Iglesia Presbiteriana Ammi-Shadday
Coro: Laudate Dominum
Director: Eunice Palomino López
Acompañante: Jacobo Núñez Cabrera
2020-11-2402 min
Everything's FineS1E18 - Normalize Talking About Our Miscarriages!Christina and Emily welcome special guest Missy Cabrera this week! Friend and co-worker of Emily’s, Missy is here to talk about her experience with miscarriages. Did you know that 1 in 4 women suffers from a miscarriage? Missy is here to talk about normalizing talking about pregnancy loss. You’ll also hear about her mixed family, her life as a stepmom, dog mom, plant mom, and boy mom for life!
2020-11-1040 min