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Women Who Went BeforeIdols for Idling Eyes: The Female Form in Roman ArtCan we trust Roman statues to tell us about real people? What were the differences between gods and humans in art? How much of a say did the emperor have over how Roman women dressed and lived their lives? Dr. Caroline Vout answers these questions and many more in the penultimate episode of Season 2, as we learn how the Romans put bodies on display.Access full transcript and episode show notesWomen Who Went Before is written, produced, and edited by Rebekah Haigh and Emily Chesley.Music is composed and produced by Moses...2025-07-3155 min
The Weekly Reload PodcastThe Republican Silencer Tax Fight; Emily Stanley On Becoming a Gun MemeContributing writer Jake Fogleman and I unpack the latest in the growing political fight between gun-rights groups and the House GOP over how much National Firearms Act reform can be included in the President's "big beautiful bill" through budget reconciliation. We also cover recent rulings out of the federal courts, including an en banc Ninth Circuit decision upholding the government's ability to permanently disarm all non-violent felons and a Fourth Circuit ruling ruling the same for those with misdemeanor domestic violence convictions. Emily Stanley, aka Princess and the Pistol, also joins the show to discuss becoming a gun meme.2025-05-1656 min
Beyond The Mask: Innovation & Opportunities For CRNAsStopping the Bleed: The Power of TXA in AnesthesiaToday, we’re excited to bring back Emily Funk, DNP, CRNA to talk about tranexamic acid, or TXA—a drug making waves for its ability to control bleeding and improve surgical outcomes. Originally developed decades ago, TXA has gained new momentum due to its remarkable ability to control bleeding and improve surgical outcomes. Join us as we explore the fascinating story behind TXA’s discovery, its evolving applications, and the impact it’s having on patient safety and recovery.
Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:
💉 The fascinating origin story of tranexamic acid
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Auntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenZooey and Her Magical PaintingMeet Zooey—a curious and creative girl with a BIG imagination and an even BIGGER dream: to open her very own Italian restaurant filled with delicious spaghetti and colorful paintings. But when a school art project takes a magical twist, Zooey is whisked into the world of her own imagination!In this heartwarming episode, Zooey teams up with Flicka the Firefly Fairy to solve riddles, face off against a quirky spaghetti-loving gatekeeper named Grumblethorn, and uncover the secret to returning home—all while discovering the power of dreaming big and being true to yourself.2025-04-2312 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenRuth and the Rainbow LadderJump into a magical leprechaun world in our newest adventure featuring Ruth, the Keeper of the Rainbow Ladder! When three curious cousins—Gideon, Magnus, and Madeline—follow a rainbow to its end, they don’t find gold... they find Ruth, and a big problem! The Rainbow Ladder that connects her world to ours is breaking!Can the cousins help Ruth fix the magical bridge before it's too late? Join their adventure and listen today! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auntieemsfairytales?igsh=MWhheHBvNmx1MG1vYw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr2025-04-1610 min
Women Who Went BeforeTo Have and To Hold: Sexual Violence and the BibleCW: This episode discusses themes of sexual assault and intimate partner violence.Dr. Rhiannon Graybill shares her research on sexual violence in the Hebrew Bible and ways of reading such messy stories for then and now. We also talk about violent tropes in modern romance literature and Rome's origin stories—and what these kinds of tales do to those who read them.She says, “In our world sexual violence is often grounded in or justified by the Bible, and the Bible is used against survivors of sexual violence. And so reading biblical stories as fuzzy, mess...2025-03-2757 min
Do It Again But Better"But I Milked a Cow" - Do It Again but Better, Emily JoyOn the first episode of Do It Again But Better for 2025, Jess chats to actor, acting coach, lecturer, improv-er, and owner of boutique acting studio Joy Studio, Emily Joy. An absolute wealth of knowledge on all things audition-related, Em shares some tales of her own experiences, including her very first audition as inspired by Britney Spears, how she came to eat apples on-screen for Human Error, and the journey that had everyone feelin' Fisky more than once.Emily Joy (she/her) is a stage and screen actor. She recently played the role of Detective Constable Maia...2025-03-251h 22Auntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Keepers of the Candy Forest: Final ChapterThe adventure continues with Violet, Magnus, Milo, and Flicker as they journey deeper into the Candy Forest, determined to save the Heart of the Forest—and their parents! After escaping the tricky Licorice Labyrinth, the group makes a shocking discovery… the Heart of the Forest is missing! Without its magic, the forest is fading, and their parents remain trapped! Their only hope lies in a dangerous place—the Cave of Shadows, home of the mysterious Big Boss Bitterling. Their journey won't be easy! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4PChOtK5OdurvT...2025-03-0814 min
Women Who Went BeforeBad Blood: The Period Talk in Rabbinic Judaism and ZoroastrianismWe talk with Dr. Shai Secunda about the Babylonian rabbis’ science of blood, breaking taboos through sex education, and menstruation as a cure for rabies.Today, taboos about menstruation keep thousands of girls from attending school. For Jewish sages in late antique Persia, such beliefs led to laws that required women to stay away from their husbands during their periods and to wash at prescribed times. (Whether women followed these laws is another question!) Blood could pollute, yet it could also purify. And practices around menstruation may have helped religious communities define their identity. Access tra...2025-03-0657 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Keepers of the Candy Forest: Chapter TwoViolet and Magnus have stepped deeper into the magical Candy Forest, determined to find their missing parents and restore the forest’s fading magic. But their journey is far from easy! With their new friends Milo and the mischievous but kind-hearted Bitterling, they must navigate a world filled with unexpected dangers—like shadowy creatures lurking in the trees and towering licorice vines twisting into an impossible maze!As they race toward the Heart of the Forest, the group faces their biggest challenge yet—the Licorice Labyrinth! And if that wasn’t enough, they must outwit the Frosted Fairy Sp...2025-02-2310 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Keepers of the Candy Forest: Chapter OneStep into a magical world of sweets and adventure with Violet and Magnus, two siblings who grew up listening to stories about the legendary Candy Forest—a place where chocolate trees grow tall, caramel rivers bubble, and gumdrop flowers bloom. But when their parents mysteriously disappear, leaving behind a glowing golden key, they discover the stories are real… and that only they can save the forest! With the help of a sugar-crystal bunny named Milo, Violet and Magnus journey through this enchanted land, dodging shadowy Bitterlings, solving tricky riddles, and unlocking the secrets of their family’s past...2025-02-1413 min
Worthy Mother PodcastMoney Matters: Building Financial Confidence and Autonomy for Moms with Nicole StanleyMoney can feel like a taboo topic, but the truth is, it affects every aspect of our lives. In this week’s episode, I sit down with Nicole Stanley, the owner and head money coach at Arise Financial Coaching, to talk about financial empowerment, breaking free from shame-filled money narratives, and taking actionable steps toward financial autonomy. Whether you're looking to overcome financial anxiety, create a solid money management system, or simply start a healthier conversation about money, this episode is for you!In the episode Nicole and I talk about:Why financial conversations are vital fo...2025-02-1143 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Enchanted Puzzle Tree: The Final ChapterJoin Gideon, his dad, and their clever squirrel friend, Arthur, as they take on their greatest challenge yet—restoring the magic of the legendary Puzzle Tree!
The trio must face one final test at the mysterious Well of Reflection. But the path won’t be easy! With rocky hills to climb, a swaying log bridge over rushing rapids, and a question only Gideon can answer, their courage and teamwork will be tested like never before.
Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/4PChOtK5OdurvTPTXglo3c
Listen on A...2025-02-0607 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Enchanted Puzzle Tree: Chapter TwoJoin Gideon, his dad, and their trusty guide Arthur as they take on their most daring adventure yet!
When Gideon turns the handle of the second magical door, he steps into a world of high cliffs, swirling mist, and a dangerously wobbly bridge. But before they can cross, a gruff but lonely troll presents them with a tricky riddle—can they solve it in time?
And just when they think they’re in the clear, a beautiful flower field hides a sneaky trap—one that could pull them down into the ground forever! To escape, they must face another clever...2025-01-2807 min
Handbag Designer 101: The Stories Behind Handbag Designers, Brands, and Industry IconsRevolutionizing Sustainable Fashion: How Fish Skin Leather is Redefining Ethical Luxury with Stanley Major: | Emily Blumenthal & Stanley MajorDiscover how Stanley Major, founder of Sea Leather Wear, is revolutionizing sustainable fashion by transforming discarded fish skins into luxurious leather alternatives. In this episode of the Handbag Designer 101 Podcast, Stanley shares his journey of upcycling carp, Nile perch, salmon, and sea bass skins into eco-friendly materials that are captivating designers and eco-conscious consumers alike. With insights from handbag design expert Emily Blumenthal, this episode highlights fish skin leather’s potential as a stylish, sustainable substitute for exotic leathers like crocodile and alligator. Learn how this innovative material, with its unique te...2025-01-2822 min
Impossible To Say125 - Who Is Stanley CooperToday Kat shares a strange Hinge story, Emily tells the story of how she almost died while pet-sitting, and we discuss Justin Bieber's freaky behavior.2025-01-2355 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Enchanted Puzzle Tree: Chapter OneMeet Gideon, the young explorer with a curious mind and a heart full of adventure! While camping with his family, Gideon stumbles upon something incredible—a massive, magical Puzzle Tree covered in glowing puzzle pieces. With the help of Arthur, a wise and witty squirrel, he learns that each piece unlocks a new challenge, testing his courage, problem-solving skills, and the strength of friendship.
As Gideon steps through a mysterious portal, he’s whisked away into a world of riddles, enchanted landscapes, and unexpected surprises—including the sudden appearance of his own dad! Together, they must solve puzzle...2025-01-2209 min
The Lipstick Pickup Podcast with Emily Vardaman WaltersTHE LIPSTICK PICKUP PODCAST PILOT with multi-instrumentalist and producer Michael Weber Jr.Send us a textThe New Lipstick Pickup Podcast gets off to a bang with a pilot episode with guitarist/creator Michael Weber Jr. It's an episode that's packed with action and all the guitars that he used on our snappy new intro. Enjoy, Lipstick Pickup Fans!More on Michael Weber Jr from www.themichaelwebershow.com:The Michael Weber Show is an explosive rock group fronted by guitar phenom, Michael Weber. He was the winner of MTV's “Amazingness” television talent/variety show hosted by Rob Dyrdek and has performed on stage with nume...2025-01-1948 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenMadeline's Peppermint Tree AdventureStep into the magical snowy forest with Madeline, the adventurous and mischievous Gingerbread Girl who can’t resist exploring the wonders around her! In this whimsical tale, Madeline’s curiosity leads her to a sticky situation—a climb up a giant peppermint tree goes hilariously wrong, leaving her stuck and in need of rescue. Luckily, her loyal friends Scout, Sugarplum the squirrel, and Glacier the Frost Owl team up for an exciting adventure to save her.
Gather your little ones and join Madeline and her friends for an unforgettable adventure filled with sweetness, laughter, and the smell of fre...2025-01-1608 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Gingerbread PotionWhat if a magical potion could bring a dream to life? Join Scout, a living Gingerbread Man, on an unforgettable adventure through a snowy enchanted forest. With the help of his squirrel friend, Sugarplum, Scout braves riddles, glowing Snow Sprites, and other magical surprises to gather the rare ingredients for a potion that could create a Gingerbread Girl. But, will the potion work?2025-01-1009 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenMiss Kelsey's Magical BakeryDive into the enchanting tale of Miss Kelsey, the kind-hearted baker whose magical creations light up a magical snowy forest! From sparkling cupcakes to pies filled with joy, her bakery attracts Frost Owls, Snowy Foxes, and Fairies! But when a sprinkle of baking magic brings Scout, a gingerbread helper, to life, the real adventure begins! Don’t miss the flour-filled fun!
#magicalbakery #storytime #fairytaleadventures #kidsfairytales #storiesforchildren #kidsstories #imaginationstory #magicalstory #magic #magicalstoriesforkids #bedtimestories #bedtimestoriesforkids #fairytail #onceuponatime #enchantedtales #storytimemagic #dreambiglittleones #cozystorytime #littledreamers #storytellingforkids2025-01-0806 minAuntie Em's Fairytales: Stories for ChildrenThe Big, Not So Bad, WolfWhat happens when a young wolf on a mission to feed his hungry Mama stumbles into the homes of three clever pigs? In this magical forest adventure, Rowan the wolf tries to blow down their houses—but instead, he discovers something surprising: a love for cooking! Follow Rowan’s funny mishaps, his surprising friendship with the pigs, and their shared passion for delicious recipes that bring the whole forest together. Packed with humor and a magical twist, this story will leave you smiling and maybe even craving a warm bowl of soup.
#kidsstories #childrenstories #fair...2025-01-0706 min
Women Who Went BeforeThe Pee Test: Pregnancy and Childbirth in Ancient EgyptDr. Ada Nifosì tells us about the gymnastics of ancient Egyptian birth, why Egyptian women ate donkey balls and their cats ate penis cakes, and why the god Seth should be avoided at all costs.Childbirth was a scary time for women, and that desire for safety and comfort is reflected in their stories about their gods. The most important goddess, Isis, was enshrined in Egyptian mythology as giving birth in dangerous circumstances. Women turned to amulets, charms, midwives and wise women, their families, for assurance.Access transcript and episode show notes: www.womenwhowentbefore.com/epi...2024-12-1956 min
Women Who Went BeforeBlemished Brides: Women’s Bodies and Disability in Ancient JudaismDr. Julia Watts Belser talks about ancient prenups, dancing at weddings, and what the rabbis had to say about beauty. We meet an Etruscan woman named Seianti Hanunia, an Egyptian Jewish woman Tapamet, and hear the (sometimes damaging) ideas of sages Shammai and Hillel. Paying attention to disability matters because it’s noticing a person’s full human experience. Access transcript and episode show notes: www.womenwhowentbefore.com/episodes/blemished-bridesWomen Who Went Before is written, produced, and edited by Emily Chesley and Rebekah Haigh.Podcast theme music is composed and produced by Mose...2024-12-0558 min
Let's Talk, People with Emily Frieze-KemenyIs Your Team Covering Up Who They Really Are?Have you ever struggled with how to coach someone on “fitting in” at work? You might even struggle with the idea of having to fit in. Is it equitable and inclusive? Fitting in and adapting to the culture at work is emotionally charged and complicated…which is why we wanted to unpack it on this episode of Let’s Talk, People. In this episode, I’m joined by Jason Trujillo, the Vice President of Operational Excellence for Global Supply Chain at Stanley Black & Decker and the former global head of Leadership and Learning at IBM, to discuss the concept...2024-11-1951 min
Let's Talk, People with Emily Frieze-KemenyIs Your Team Covering Up Who They Really Are?Have you ever struggled with how to coach someone on “fitting in” at work? You might even struggle with the idea of having to fit in. Is it equitable and inclusive? Fitting in and adapting to the culture at work is emotionally charged and complicated…which is why we wanted to unpack it on this episode of Let’s Talk, People. In this episode, I’m joined by Jason Trujillo, the Vice President of Operational Excellence for Global Supply Chain at Stanley Black & Decker and the former global head of Leadership and Learning at IBM, to discuss the concept...2024-11-1851 min
Women Who Went BeforeVeiled But Not Hidden in Ancient GreeceDr. Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones tells us about the veil in ancient Greek culture. Many women in the distant past (as today) wore veils during their life. Veiling meant many things to many people. It could be a means of patriarchal control, a sensual turn on, or a practical choice in a hot climate. From weddings to acts of piety and expressions of grief, veils "spoke." When she chose to reveal or not hide her hair, a Greek woman expressed something to the world. Access transcript and episode show notes: https://www.womenwhowentbefore.com/episodes/veiled-but-not-hidden2024-11-1458 min
Women Who Went BeforeVirginity and the Hype About HymensDr. Julia Kelto Lillis asks, "To whom does a woman’s virginity belong?" Join her and your hosts as we dive into the world of early Christian purity culture, what wine has to do with the V-Card, and why the gods like to make babies with virgins. Like today, the concept of virginity was culturally significant in the ancient world. But unlike today, virginity as an act of devotion to God could propel a woman to the top of the social ladder. This episode we explore shifting ideas about what makes someone a virgin and the importance of...2024-10-3159 min
Women Who Went BeforeWandering Wombs: Greco-Roman Gynecology and Women’s HealthIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rebecca Flemming and talk about ancient gynecology, wandering wombs, and what agency, if any, women had over the healing of their bodies. How did medical writers in Greece and Rome describe a woman’s anatomy and its inner workings? And how did those beliefs influence the treatments they prescribed? Read transcript and episode show notes: https://www.womenwhowentbefore.com/episodes/wandering-wombsWomen Who Went Before is written, produced, and edited by Emily Chesley and Rebekah Haigh.Podcast theme music is composed and produced by...2024-10-1758 min
Little Podcast on the Prairie With Sisters!S1E5 Mr. Edwards' HomecomingSend us a textIn this episode Sarah and Emily discover that Mr. Edwards is the originator of the original Stanley mug! (Except it was a clay jug he found at the sawmill.) Sarah gets grossed out by watching kids eat, Emily realizes Edwards was a feminist before his time and we get to see the fanciest town of them all..... Mankato! Royalty free music provided Uppside 2024-07-1046 min
Sex With EmilyEjaculation Education w/ Gabrielle BlairWhy is it that vulva owners are the ones tasked with preventing pregnancy? That’s the burning question we’ve all been thinking about since 2017. On today’s throwback show, we’re diving into this hot topic with Gabrielle Stanley Blair, the mastermind behind a viral thread and the book, Ejaculate Responsibly. Joining us is my dear friend, anthropologist, and author, Dr. Wednesday Martin, to help unpack this loaded discussion. In our post-Roe world, Gabrielle—mother of six and a devout Mormon—is fiercely advocating for the importance of women’s lives and their pleasure. Get ready for an eye-open...2024-05-3158 min
Deep Thoughts About Stupid Sh*t: A Pop-Culture PodcastDeep Thoughts about The ShiningSend us a textREDRUM! REDRUM!On this week’s episode of Deep Thoughts, Emily breaks down the horror masterpiece, The Shining. The sisters walk through the ways in which Shelley Duvall’s portrayal of Wendy Torrance is an unexpected feminist icon, how Kubrick created an intentionally incoherent film while abusing his actors (except for 6-year-old Danny Lloyd), and just what is up with the theory that the film is a critique of the genocide of Native Americans. Also: Emily shares her deeply held belief that moving hedge anim...2024-04-231h 10Beyond The Mask: Innovation & Opportunities For CRNAsLike Mother, Like Daughter: Discover the Unique Bond of a Mother-Daughter CRNA TeamIn this heartfelt episode of Beyond The Mask, a story of unique dynamics when working alongside family in the world of anesthesia comes to life. Jeremy and Sharon sit down with a remarkable mother-daughter duo, Melody Secrest and Emily King, both CRNAs, who share their experiences working in the same hospital department. We uncover the challenges and triumphs that come with balancing professional boundaries and personal relationships in the operating room.
Discover how Melody and Emily navigate their careers while supporting each other, and how they've managed to maintain their individual identities as healthcare professionals. Their story...2024-04-1836 min
Funded FuturesJesse Stanley & Oliver Zugel - Cannabis Down UnderIn this episode, we dive into why Australia is seen as the next big opportunity for cannabis enterprises, with insights from Jesse Stanley of the Stanley Brothers and Oliver Zugel, founder of Foliumed. They discuss Australia's progressive approach to medicinal cannabis, its potential as a hub for innovation, and the strategic role it plays in their global plans.
Jesse highlights the Stanley Brothers' deep connection with their community, emphasising its critical role in shaping their initiatives and driving genuine, compassionate innovation in the cannabis space.
The pair address common misconceptions about medicinal cannabis, stressing its...2024-04-1043 min
No Ordinary FriendshipEp 25: Disneyland, Stanley Cup Lawsuit, and Jean FashionHappy (belated) Leap Day! This week, Emily and Teresa catch up on truly random topics:
Breaking News:
rakuten checks (cha-ching!)
teresa being funemployed for 6 months
orangetheory workouts
Pop Culture:
reesamteesa on TikTok, Who TF Did I Marry series
chocolate covered strawberries on TikTok
Stanley cup lawsuit
Parenthood/Family:
disneyland tips with kids
monterey bay aquarium "tips"
Random:
the latest jean fashion - who is cool enough?
temu Super Bowl ads
poppi and Coke
smaller airports and Southwest
2024-03-0437 min
Space by StansonsDeepak Parmar, Design Director and Emily Fiddes, Associate at MCM: "I don't believe design is about aesthetics, I believe it's about inspiring change"A discussion between our inspirational panel;
Deepak Parmar, Design Director at MCM
Emily Fiddes, Associate at MCM
Tracy Drury, Product Creative at Stansons
Wesley Bradshaw, Product Creative at Stansons
👀 Why its important to have a clear vision and understand what you want to achieve before designing a space, rather than simply adding various elements that may not be necessary.
🗣️ Are ongoing dialogues and collaboration with clients, rather than relying solely on surveys and quick consultations important?
Deepak Parmar, Design Director at MCM. Deepak’s outstanding career, launched from his BA Honors in Interior Design at Kingston University, then rapidl...2024-02-291h 05
Space by StansonsFirst Look! 👀 Not Just a Pretty Space, in discussion with MCM: "A nice space is a given, that's not what we judge success against"🤖 How do we to combine human and AI capabilities to unlock the full potential of AI in workplace design?
📖 Why must designers must incorporate storytelling into their work to effectively communicate?
Deepak Parmar, Design Director at MCM. Deepak’s outstanding career, launched from his BA Honors in Interior Design at Kingston University, then rapidly progressing into leadership roles at Claridge Architects, Morey Smith and Edge. The past 8 years has seen Deepak in the honourable position of Design Director for the award-winning, global practice, MCM Architecture.
Emily Fiddes, Associate at MCM, Prior to entering the world of workplace design, Emily graduated from Nor...2024-02-2708 min
Do It Again But Better"Shut up, B*tch" - Do It Again But Better, Emily CarrOn this episode of Do it Again But Better, Jess chats to actor, writer, marriage celebrant, comedian and one woman show machine, Emily Carr, as they compare notes on the joys of marrying people for a living, the hilarious insults people hurl at you when they see you in a TV commercial, and Em's tendency to be cast as the 'Miss Honey' type. As more drinks are consumed, the discussion veers far and wide towards ageing in the industry, women's mental health, and the somewhat planning of ridiculous hypothetical weddings.You can catch Emily in Duck...2024-02-182h 44Funded FuturesJo Stanley - Creating Radio for Women, by WomenIn this episode, top radio host Jo Stanley, the visionary behind Broad Radio, shares her insights and passion for women's voices in the radio industry. 📻👩
Key Highlights:
Jo's journey from a successful career in traditional radio to founding Broad Radio
The inspiration behind Broad Radio: A radio network for women, by women
The need for a platform that truly resonates with women in the media landscape
Jo's commitment to promoting gender equality in the industry.
The power of radio as a medium and its unique ability to connec...2024-01-3038 min
Create Today!45-Never Stop Pivoting And Achieve Your Dreams With Dr. Emily MarshallDr. Emily Marshall is a mom, national champion gymnast, podcast host, chiropractor, and clothing designer! In 2022, she launched her clothing line Frexy Fit, driven by the vision of creating luxury pieces that are actually functionable and comfortable for women. This interview was so fun getting to know pieces of Emily's story. She gives us a glimpse into the life of a competitive gymnast, sharing how her sport helped shape her into the strong, resilient person she is today. Her life journey led her to become a chiropractor and a mom, and she masterfully juggled those responsibilities. Now, she shares h...2024-01-1952 min
Fresh & Fired Up with Dr. Emily & HaileeAttract The One W/ Mrs. Karen StanleyAre you looking to make deeper connections? This powerful interview with Karen Stanley will help you become intentional about who you want to attract into your life. Karen is an author, coach, hypnotherapist and the host of the Create Today Podcast. Find Karen on Instagram @karenstanleycoaching or at her website mrskarenstanley.com for a ton of great resources including a copy of her book “attract the one”. This interview will be encouraging and definitely a must listen! 2024-01-1651 min
Let's Talk, People with Emily Frieze-KemenyHow Our Journey Shapes Us - Emily's StoryJoin us on this episode where Emily, with remarkable transparency, delves into her intriguing career journey. She discusses how her life shifted from eyeing a law career to falling into HR at Morgan Stanley, eventually becoming a trusted advisor to high-level executives on Wall Street. Emily lets you in on her unique, deep-rooted fascination for helping people navigate their lives, which led her on a path of developing comprehensive people strategies. Tune in for an insightful look into Emily's dedication to her craft and grasp practical nuggets from her wealth of experience. Access the episode t...2023-11-1424 min
Let's Talk, People with Emily Frieze-KemenyWelcome to Let's Talk, People with Emily Frieze-Kemeny!Welcome to Let's Talk, People! – more than a podcast; a movement. This is where leaders and change-makers gather to co-create a new way to lead that bridges humanity and profitability. I’m your host Emily Frieze-Kemeny. I am a leadership amplifier. a person who absolutely loves to amplify leaders so they can amplify everyone and everything they touchInformed by a couple decades of work as a head of talent and leadership development at Morgan Stanley, IBM, Avon, and Scholastic, and now as the founder and CEO of the leadership and organizational change firm, AROSE Group...2023-10-2601 min
Content with CharacterAre Ghosts Really so Scary? (Risky Business Series: Part 3) 👻Text Emily! Research shows that up to 23% of people have been ghosted in the US. Other terms closely related to this phenomenon include "breadcrumbing," "benching," "the slow fade". But these aren’t as spooky as straight-up ghosting. Why is the ghosting technique becoming more prevalent in the online business world with collaborators, connections, clients, and even contractors? In this week's episode, I wanted to take some time and first share some examples of where I see ghosting happen with connections, clients, and collaborators, then talk about WHY it might happen, and then talk abou...2023-10-1745 min
Brave Widow ShowBW 48 - Gratitude in Grief and Finding your Why - with Wensday StanleyToday I talk with Wensday Stanley. We talk about gratitude and grief. We talk about finding your why and your purpose in this next chapter of life. And we talk about how faith and God plays a role in your grieving and healing journey, or at least how it did for the two of us.
Wensday is a 49 year old gymnastics coach. She has two daughters and a stepson, one granddaughter, and married the love of her life at 21. They were married for 27 years. And yes, I asked her what the secret to a happy, successful marriage...2023-09-1958 min
Hurdle264. Jessamyn Stanley, Yoga Teacher & AuthorGo to the YouTube comments on yoga instructor Jessamyn Stanley's most recent Gatorade commercial, and there are people from all over the world having a conversation on whether or not she should be moving the way that she does, critiquing her size and clothing options. It's nothing new to Stanley, who — as a "queer, fat, yogi" (her words, not mine) has learned to overlook the hate from others in pursuit of helping individuals everywhere feel more comfortable moving their body.
For episode 264, she talks about the hilarious way she first experienced yoga, and why she decided to st...2023-08-281h 04
Leveraging LeadershipThe Benefits of Being Creatively Resourceful aka The Art of the SwizzleAre you tapping in to all of the resources you have around you? Likely not given that there are way more than you are thinking of, which is why it’s time to swizzle!If you’ve never heard the term swizzle don’t fret, most haven’t. It’s a term and idea that was created impromptu by host Emily Sander during a team meeting years back. The general idea is to help you and your team be more creatively resourceful. In this episode of Leveraging Leadership, Emily breaks down what swizzl...2023-06-0514 min
the WILDER the betterWhat is with the Stanley cups all of a sudden??In this week's episode, Emily dives into the history of Stanleys, and talks about how weird it is that they all appeared out of nowhere, despite the company reporting their creation back in 1913. She also shares her predictions for the next water bottle trends.If you want to see a certain topic get covered, or if you have thoughts on this episode, email theWILDERthebetter.podcast@gmail.com!2023-03-2022 min
Women Who Went BeforeOut of Pandora’s Box, Recovering HopeOn the Season 1 finale we talk with Dr. Deborah Lyons about ancient Greek myths, breaking cultural boxes, and why we should all strive to be killjoys. Pandora's box, Penelope's gifts, Helen's beauty in Sappho's poetry, and more. Why does it matter that Pandora didn't actually have a box in the earliest versions of the myth? How were objects and the practice of gift-giving gendered in Classical Greece? What rituals did ancient Greek women participate in, and what did they produce? As we study ancient women, what strategies can we turn to for unearthing hope?Shownotes...2023-01-2458 min
Women Who Went BeforeIn Her Own Words: Ancient Women AuthorsIn the penultimate episode of season 1, “In Her Own Words: Ancient Women Authors,” we talk with historian and classicist Dr. Kate Cooper about gatekeeping, the privilege of individualism, and those rare surviving moments when women wrote for themselves. The famous Greek poet Sappho, who wrote of love and loss. Faltonia Betitia Proba, the elite Roman woman who adapted Virgil to tell Christian history. The pilgrim Egeria who described her tour of the Holy Lands to her circle of female friends back home. And of course we revisit Perpetua, the martyr from Carthage we first met...2023-01-1159 min
Women Who Went BeforeSuffering Witches to Live: Jewish Women and the Legacies of Religious LawIn Episode 8 our hosts talk with Dr. Elizabeth Shanks Alexander about whether women can keep track of their own periods, religious law as a boys’ club, and why ancient rabbis cared about witchery. Episode show notes: https://womenwhowentbefore.com/suffering-witches-to-live.Women Who Went Before is written, produced, and edited by Emily Chesley and Rebekah Haigh. The music is composed and produced by Moses Sun.Sponsored by the Center for Culture, Society, and Religion, the Program in Judaic Studies, and the Stanley J. Seeger Center for Hel...2022-12-0659 min
Talks Too Much with Carla Kiley & Emily BelsonOur Holiday Wishlists + Gift Ideas + Being Reflective this SeasonThe holidays are here!! It can be a crazy time of year, so tell us... why are you doing what you're doing? Talking about our habits, motivations, and rewriting the stories we've been conditioned with especially as the end of the year approaches. Of course, we're also sharing the gifts we've had an eye on for ourselves and everyone we love, including those tricky people to buy for. Also, the unexpected favorite thing Emily received for her recent birthday. We hope this gives you some great ideas and inspiration this holiday season.
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Women Who Went BeforeWomen Get a Head: Gender and Other WeaponsDr. Caryn Tamber-Rosenau explains how two lethal women perform gender in the Hebrew Bible. Judith and Jael were talented Jewish heroines who skillfully played their hands (and bodies) to save their people from invading armies.How might the stories about Clytemnestra and the Ugaritic goddess Anat have shaped these biblical narratives? How does the book of Judith intersect with Judas Maccabee and the Maccabean Revolt? How is virginity a sexual orientation? Gender performance, queer theory, and femmes fatales join with Agatha Christie's murder mysteries and the Renaissance painter Artemisia Gentileschi to understand how gender is...2022-11-2247 minBeyond The Mask: Innovation & Opportunities For CRNAsEp 210: The Dangers of Button Batteries & the Immediate Care Required
When Sharon visited the NCANA meeting in Wilmington, she sat through a lecture full of people with children and grandchildren that were panicked listening to the speaker. It was eye-opening and something we wanted to bring awareness to because it can be avoided. The person speaking that day was Emily Funk, DNP, CRNA and we asked her to come on to talk to us about the danger of button batteries and the harm they can cause almost immediately when ingested.
Here are some of the things you’ll learn on this show:
How she beca...2022-11-1738 min
Women Who Went BeforeScepter and Sword: African Warrior QueensDr. Solange Ashby teaches us about Nubian warrior queens, Hollywood stereotypes about Egyptian women, and why you shouldn’t trust Wikipedia.Meet the powerful, voluptuous queens of Meroe—Amanirenas, Amanitore, Amanishakheto. While Roman noblewomen were supposed to stay hidden at home, these queens were ruling and leading their troops into battle. Hear how Nubian families tracked filiation through their mothers. Learn about color consciousness in the biblical story of Moses' Kushite wife. And along the way, discover what Cleopatra and Wonder Woman have in common.Show notes and sources: womenwhowentbefore.com/african-warrior-queensW...2022-11-0856 min
Women Who Went BeforeWas the Oldest Profession a Profession?We interview Dr. Thomas A. J. McGinn about Roman prostitution, marriage laws, and a strange Cinderella story. What was a paterfamilias and how did they determine a woman’s life? Were prostitutes merely doing their civic duty? Why did early Christians call the Roman government the pimp-in-chief?Autonomy and agency are the overarching themes of this episode. We explore them in laws governing Roman women, how prostitution was legislated and profited from in Ancient Rome, why sex work isn’t the right term for the Roman world, and why even empresses weren’t immune from slander...2022-10-2553 min
Women Who Went Before“The Two Breasts of the Father”: Does Your God Look Like You?We talk to Dr. Susan Ashbrook Harvey about how gender shaped ancient thinking about God, women's church choirs, and the complex web of metaphors for the divine within Syriac Christianity.Women Who Went Before is written, produced, and edited by Rebekah Haigh and Emily Chesley.The music is composed and produced by Moses Sun. This episode was fact-checked by Jillian Marcantonio and George Kiraz.Show notes: womenwhowentbefore.com/two-breasts-of-the-father/Sponsored by the Center for Culture, Society, and Religion, the Program in Judaic Studies, and the Stanley J. Seeger Center...2022-10-1149 min
Women Who Went BeforeFall Girl: Theology, Gender, and How Eve Ruined Us AllDr. Elaine Pagels joins us to talk about manic pixie dream girls, lost Gnostic texts, and why being a heretic might not be so bad. Stereotypes about women aren't solely a modern phenomenon. Two pervasive archetypes in early Christian writings were the devil's gateway and bride of Christ . Where did these labels come from? And what were some alternative perspectives found in gnostic texts like the Gospel of Mary and Thunder, Perfect Mind? We also ask, where did Eve go wrong? Who were the leaders Eustochium, Junia, and Marcellina? And how do the Pauline and deuteropauline letters...2022-09-2750 min
Women Who Went BeforeGhostwriting the Daughters of MenWe explore ancient Jewish fan fiction, why makeup made the angels fall, and the ever-present problem of ghostwriting with Dr. Annette Yoshiko Reed in Season 1 Episode 2, "Ghostwriting the Daughters of Men: Whose Writing Is it Anyway?" You've heard of the human fall story in Genesis 3, but what about the angelic fall stories in Genesis 6, 1 Enoch, and the Testament of Reuben? How did the Third Sibylline Oracle try to one-up Homer? Does the male gaze operate the same way in ancient texts as in our modern world? And is the misogyny we find in ancient texts always misogyny...2022-09-1350 min
Women Who Went BeforeInvisible Women and How they Make HistoryWe talk to Dr. Sarit Kattan Gribetz about history’s nameless faces, the news negativity bias, and how to raid ancient texts to find women. How were women named and anonymized in Jewish and Christian texts? When did bene Yisra’el mean "sons of Israel" in the Hebrew Bible, and when did it include the daughters too? What do we know about female scribes in antiquity? Who was Rav Hisda's daughter? And how do biases shape what scholars find? Episode show notes: womenwhowentbefore.com/invisible-womenWomen Who Went Before is written, produced, and edite...2022-08-3057 min
Women Who Went BeforeMissing, Presumed…Absent? Where Were All the Ancient Women?In our season intro we ask: Why aren't women in our ancient history textbooks? What is antiquity? How were women imagined in ancient Mediterranean societies? And why does women's history matter? Meet the North African woman Perpetua, whose prison diary from Carthage is one of the few surviving literary texts written by an ancient woman. And meet your podcast hosts, Rebekah Haigh and Emily Chesley. Women Who Went Before is written, produced, and edited by Rebekah Haigh and Emily Chesley. The music is composed and produced by Moses Sun.Episode show notes: https://w...2022-08-1620 min
MovieReviewRelay for PopculturechefEmily The Criminal Spoiler Review and Movie Newshttps://youtu.be/KQq2OICjKZY
#film, #movies #cinema, #kevinsmith, #ezramiller, #dccomics, #aubreyplaza, #jonstewart, #stephencolbert, #kenan Thompson, #zsa, #mariahcarey, #theorossi, #sundance, #ginagershon, #lamontdozier, #motown, #drama
#aubreyplaza, Aubrey Plaza shines as Emily The Criminal. John Patton Ford wrote and directed the feature film Emily The Criminal. Theo Rossi, Gina Gershon, Megalyn Echikunwoke, Editor Harrison Atkins.
Commentary on Emily The Criminal feature film. Current entertainment news
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In the Crease - The ESPN NHL Podcast with Linda Cohn & Emily KaplanWho Will Lift The Stanley Cup?Linda and Emily recap their travels and work over the last several weeks and what we are expecting to see from the race to the Stanley Cup.2022-06-1328 minIn the Crease - The ESPN NHL Podcast with Linda Cohn & Emily KaplanWho Will Lift The Stanley Cup?Linda and Emily recap their travels and work over the last several weeks and what we are expecting to see from the race to the Stanley Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2022-06-1328 min
This Plus ThatPainting + Prayer, Part 2 with Emily McIlroyEmily McIlroy (she/her) was born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma with her twin brother Ross. She received her BA in Studio Art from the University of Arizona in 2005, and her MFA in Drawing and Painting from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2011. She served many years as an instructor and an art educator for the Honolulu Museum of Art School, and the Hawaii State Art Museum and currently teaches in the drawing and painting program at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
When she's not teaching or in her studio, Emily enjoys reading, writing and w...2022-05-241h 14
This Plus ThatPainting + Prayer, Part 1 with Emily McIlroyEmily McIlroy (she/her) was born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma with her twin brother Ross. She received her BA in Studio Art from the University of Arizona in 2005, and her MFA in Drawing and Painting from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2011. She served many years as an instructor and an art educator for the Honolulu Museum of Art School, and the Hawaii State Art Museum and currently teaches in the drawing and painting program at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
When she's not teaching or in her studio, Emily enjoys reading, writing and w...2022-05-102h 09
This Plus ThatPainting + Prayer with Emily McIlroyEmily McIlroy (she/her) was born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma with her twin brother Ross. She received her BA in Studio Art from the University of Arizona in 2005, and her MFA in Drawing and Painting from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2011. She served many years as an instructor and an art educator for the Honolulu Museum of Art School, and the Hawaii State Art Museum and currently teaches in the drawing and painting program at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
When she's not teaching or in her studio, Emily enjoys reading, writing and w...2022-05-102h 09
We Really Like Her!Fondavision: Stanley & Iris (1990)On the penultimate episode of WRLH's Fondavision miniseries, Danita and Emily hit the books with 1990's Stanley & Iris, a.k.a. the movie that supposedly made Jane Fonda leave acting for 15 years. Would this box-office bomb have succeeded if it chose a lane, focusing solely on the title characters' attempt to combat adult illiteracy (with a lil' romance still thrown in, of course)? Did John Williams actually go off with that overtly wistful score? Why don't more movies put Robert De Niro in glasses? What the heck was going on with Jane's wayward claw clips? And can someone please buy...2022-04-0140 min
Live Your LightHow to Become a Successful Influencer Entrepreneur Without Being Spammy with guest, Jenny MelroseThis Week on the Live Your Light Show: Our guest this week is Jenny Melrose. Jenny is a former reading specialist who “retired” from her teaching career when her blogging income far exceeded her salary. Through hard work and dedication, her lifestyle blog, The Melrose Family, became regularly sought out by nationally recognized brands such as Neutrogena, Smuckers, Glad, Costco, Stanley Steamer, Sara Lee, and many more. She is a content strategist that helps entrepreneurs better understand their messaging and unique position in the online space. Now, she’s combining her passion for teaching with her ext...2022-02-0228 min
Grace On Fire with Keri StanleyMoney Wounds Blocking Your Wealth with Emily WilcoxWe are cracking open all the beliefs we can have around money that create inner turmoil...and keep us from actually having it in the way we truly desire. Discussing the different money wounds we may hold as each us have different ones within. Emily walks us through how to identify, heal, and open up to stepping into a clear path of receiving BIG money.
Emily Wilcox is a crystal loving, coffee drinking, money magnetizer and business coach.
Emily’s mission is to help female entrepreneurs uncover their money wounds and heal them in community, so t...2021-11-2447 min
Em’s Drive InThe Social & Political Courtroom Dramas of Stanley Kramer & Sidney LumetEverything you need to know about the careers of Stanley Kramer & Sidney Lumet featuring their courtroom inspired films. 2021-11-0430 min
Come, Follow Me: Simple Joyful HomeWork 4: Work that Moves You from Thinking to Doing!Come, Follow Me July Readings: D&C 71-84Our Learning focus for the month: WorkWeek 4: How can we move from thinking about our work to actually accomplishing it? Challenge: Identify a work that scares you, one you have wanted to do for a while, and do one small thing to start today! In this episode we invite author, speaker, and CEO Travis Child to share his secrets to moving from thinking to doing his work . His insights will leave you with practical tools to implement t...2021-07-2742 min
Onya Mic PodcastTime Tracking for Massive Growth with Emily StanleyDo you believe that there is freedom in being aware of our time? Our manner of measuring where our time goes greatly impacts our growth, especially as entrepreneurs. This is what Emily Stanley shares with us in this new episode of the Influential Entrepreneur. Join Ashley Monk and Emily today, take whatever you need, or maybe just give us a listening ear because this will definitely add more value to you as an entrepreneur. Emily has a solid background in the education and corporate industries. She leveraged her career experiences on pr...2021-06-2834 min
Infertile MillennialEpisode 14 - Coping With Your Due Date After Miscarriage w/ Aubrey StanleyIn this episode of Infertile Millennial, special guest Aubrey will be sharing her story and speaking on her 9 week pregnancy loss. She'll also be sharing tips on coping with your due date after miscarriage & how she made it through her grief. Aubrey will also give us a look inside the foster care process.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emily-orlando/support2021-06-1153 min
We Were On A BreakThe One Where We Do Two Episodes- CLASSIC Rachael and EmilyWe’re back and LIVE in person! We go through not one but TWO eps because let’s be honest - one was a real snoozer! We also talk about a PLETHORA of other topics like our hatred of straight white men (sorry not sorry), Angels in America and Stanley the dog, our mascot slash new best friend. ENJOY!2021-06-1053 min
Around the Table: Food Stories from Science to Everyday LifeAt Home with Tess: Can you really reduce your family's sugar consumption?In this episode, Tess talks with Dr. Emily Ventura, co-author of the new book Sugarproof: The Hidden Dangers of Sugar That Are Putting Your Child’s Health at Risk and What You Can Do, and a mother and daughter in Washington state who have tested out some of the Sugarproof techniques and recipes.
This episode follows Thursday's, where Stanley interviews Prof. Michael Goran and Dr. Emily Ventura about Sugarproof. If you haven't listened in, start there!
For more info, visit: www.sugarproofkids.com and www.goranlab.com. You can also follow them on Instagram&nb...2020-09-0523 minAround the Table: Food Stories from Science to Everyday LifeProf. Michael Goran and Dr. Emily Ventura on "Sugarproofing" the FamilyIn this episode, Stanley talks with Prof. Michael Goran and Dr. Emily Ventura, PhD, MPH, about their new book Sugarproof: The Hidden Dangers of Sugar That Are Putting Your Child’s Health at Risk and What You Can Do. They give a comprehensive overview of some of the risks of sugar consumption in childhood as well as practical tips and techniques for reducing sugar consumption in the family. Stay tuned for a follow-up episode, released over the weekend, where Tess and Dr. Emily Ventura interview a mother and daughter in Washington state who tried some of the Sugarproof techniques an...2020-09-0339 min
Feminist Survival Project45: Emily’s EpiphanyEmily’s worried about the future of democracy, but the good news is It turns out the nature of the problem doesn’t necessarily dictate the nature of the solution. (This one’s a little dark.)
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Surviving Autocracy by Masha Gessen:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50695164-surviving-autocracy
How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi:
http...2020-08-2443 min
Paranorm PodcastEpisode 7: the case of the STANLEY
This weeks episode is kindly brought to you by sleep deprivation, which what could go better with extreme tiredness than something to scare us all awake? That something just so happens to be the one and only Stanley Hotel, so buckle up on this ride of utter exhaustion with us as we laugh and yawn our through this spooky place.
Amazing Sources for this week:
https://www.stanleyhotel.com/about.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stanley_Hotel#References
https://www.travelchannel.com/videos/stanley-hotel-0148369
https://www.legendsofamerica.com/stanley-hotel-colorado/
https://amyscrypt.com/stanley-hotel-room-217/
https://www.thetravel.com/stanley-hotel-facts-ghost-creepy/
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Southern AmericanaEmily Scott Robinson, from Magnolia Queen to Traveling MerciesAs a child growing up in North Carolina, Emily Scott Robinson didn't necessarily envision herself as an Americana recording artist. One thing she knew is she wanted to help others. The Furman University alum graduated with degrees in Spanish and History. Emily spent time as a social worker - a noble calling indeed - before embarking on a musical journey that has taken her down roads unimagined. The journey continues. When she decided to switch gears and become a full-time artist, this singer-songwriter had a plethora of stories to tell. Now all she had to do...2020-07-1755 min
Our Homes: Ending the Housing CrisisOur Homes - Ending the Housing Crisis: Creating an Accessible Housing Market for All Levels of IncomeIn this episode, Emily Hamilton talks about inclusionary zoning, affordable housing development, and policy and program initiatives to support and grow a thriving, obtainable housing market at all levels of income. Emily Hamilton is the Director of the Urbanity Project at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. This episode of Our Homes is hosted by Senator Stanley Chang.
Our Homes was produced In partnership with Faith Action for Community Equity. Faith Action for Community Equity is a grassroots, interfaith 501(c)3 non-profit organization driven by a deep spiritual commitment to improving the quality of...2020-06-1044 min
Confessions of a Young DoctorThe "How To" Guide on Personal Finance for Doctors - Ryan InmanPlease send a message and let us know If there are any specific topics you'd like to hear about In a future episode!To get more from Ryan Inman, check out his Podcast Financial Residencyor visit his website financialresidency.comRyan's Book Recommendations:-How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street by Allan S. Roth-The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley-The Next Millionaire Next Door by Sarah Stanley Fallaw & Thomas J. Stanley -Financial Residency by Ryan Inman & Taylor Inman The White Coat Academy podcast is...2020-05-1835 min
Off ScriptEpisode 12, or “The podcast on the front lawn halfway down Dominion Rd”In which content-hungry fangirls Kylie Klein-Nixon and Emily Brookes discuss the almost entirely delightful covid-19 phenomenon of candid celebrity videos - not commissioned, not paid, not sponcon - just famous people being themselves and bringing a little joy to the world.
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Have you ever imagined what it would be like if one of your favourite musicians played a private concert just for you? Or one of the best shows of all time reunited and sent you a special one-off episode? Or an actor you adore and no you don’t have daddy issues made you a ne...2020-05-1632 min
Southern AmericanaSouthern Americana Podcast: Singer/Songwriter Emily ElginIn our first episode of Southern Americana podcast, we visit with singer/songwriter and Oklahoma native, Emily Elgin. Southern Americana podcast is recorded on stage at the historic Puckett's Grocery in the heart of Leiper's Fork, TN. Listen to this episode on Apple Podcast. This working cowgirl ventured toward Nashville a few years ago, after a disappointing performance on American Idol. Next came a heartbreak. Yet that minor setback only fueled the motivation she needed to work tirelessly on mastering her craft. Emily's positive attitude and drive to succeed are what sets her apart from...2020-03-2652 min
Southern AmericanaEmily Elgin is a Country Music and Americana recording artist who is making waves with the release of her new EP, This Woman.Oklahoma native Emily Elgin arrived in Leiper's Fork, TN, a few years ago, after a disappointing performance on American Idol. This driven cowgirl, who is also a professional horse trainer, has embarked on a musical journey that will soon produce enormous dividends. Emily released her first EP, This Woman, in September of 2019. Since then, she's been rehearsing and putting a band together. Not only is this feisty redhead a talented singer, but also a motivated and smart businesswoman. Tracks such as "Muddy Water" and "Don't Come Knockin'" reveal a soulful voice that resonates with the heart. 2020-03-0452 min
Get Hooked On: This High-Impact Full Audiobook For Knowledge Hunters.Clearer, Closer, Better: How Successful People See the World by Emily BalcetisPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/385511to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Clearer, Closer, Better: How Successful People See the World
Author: Emily Balcetis
Narrator: Emily Balcetis
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 23 minutes
Release date: February 25, 2020
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Mental Health & Psychology
Publisher's Summary:
Successful people literally see the world differently. Now an award-winning scientist explains how anyone can leverage this “perception gap” to their advantage. “Get ready for this book to change how you see everything you see.'—Adam Grant, New York Times bestselling author of Originals and Give and Take When it...2020-02-258h 23
The RE:BIND.io PodcastErrant Signal - Chris Franklin & New Wave Video Essays Errant Signal is @campster on twitter, and his youtube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/user/Campster/Thanks to all our supporters!Enhanced Show notes thanks to our wonderful Patron, Eli Berg-Maas! Thank you!Rag Doll Kung FuFirst non-Valve videogame on Steamhttps://store.steampowered.com/app/1002/Rag_Doll_Kung_Fu/Zeno ClashEarly non-Valve videogame on Steamhttps://store.steampowered.com/app/22200/Zeno_Clash/IntroversionEarly indie studiohttps://www.introversion.co.uk/introversion/Jeff “Last of the Bedroom Programmer” Minterhttp://minotaurproject.co.uk/frontpage.phpMy Friend Pedro (the original flash game)https://www.c...2020-02-0600 min
Me And My Friends9. How To Make It In The Music Industry + Life On The Road with Lead Guitarist for Sean Stemaly, Dalton StanleyOn this episode of MAMF we dive into the music industry scene in Nashville with Dalton Stanley. Dalton is the lead guitarist and band leader for Big Loud recording artist, Sean Stemaly. He gives us a behind the scenes look at the life of a touring musician and shares stories and insight on what it takes to really set you apart in the industry.
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>>To connect with Emily Shinavier...2020-01-0255 min
Kubrick’s Universe: The Stanley Kubrick Podcast19. Through A Different Lens (2/2) with Emily Yoshida, Sean Corcoran and Donald Albrecht
From Photography to Film Noir: Stanley Kubrick’s Early Career was a special event held at the museum on May 22nd 2018.
Inspired by the exhibition Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs, the museum examines two of the first films Kubrick ever made, Day of the Fight from 1951and Killer’s Kiss from1955, in a screening and talkback session. New York magazine film critic Emily Yoshida and co-curators of the exhibition Donald Albrecht and Sean Corcoran consider the connections between these formative films and Kubrick's early start in photography, as well as the imaginative eye and visual...2018-12-1130 min
The Softball ShiftSoftball workouts for conditioning the mind | Emily Stanley [INT]“There’s a drill and packet for everything else- why not mental game?” Today we bring back a fan favorite: Emily Stanley of Berry College! We’re getting back to interviews again, and we’ve brought back the amazing Emily Stanley! We were chatting after our first episode with her and talking about how she creates workout packets […]
The post Softball workouts for conditioning the mind | Emily Stanley [INT] appeared first on Mental Sweet Spot.2018-12-1036 minThe Softball ShiftFocus on what you want to happen | Emily Stanley [INT]Today’s guest has her master’s degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences with a concentration in Sport Psychology and uses her training to help her players use mental training every day. She’s the pitching coach at Berry College, and the Vikings pitching staff has become one of the top squads in the nation under her guidance. The team […]
The post Focus on what you want to happen | Emily Stanley [INT] appeared first on Mental Sweet Spot.2018-09-1032 min
3rd and 40Episode 4: The Stanley Cup, sort ofEmily, Mary Jo and Ken respond to listener mail about Emily's taxonomy; the hosts attempt to discuss the Stanley Cup, but after realizing they don't know who's in it the conversation shifts to hockey moms; each host shares his/her personal (sometimes too personal) team name ideas.2018-06-1300 min