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One Harmonic Whole Podcast with Kim & JillDecoding Energy and Opening Doors to OpportunityJoin hosts Kim and Jill as they navigate through a journey of energy, visualization, and embracing the flow of life. This episode delves into understanding our desires, reading energies, and living in harmony with both mental clarity and emotional depth.Unlock the door to a new perspective in this transformative episode. Join hosts Kim and Jill as they guide you through an exploration of energy, wholeness, and the balance between thought and emotion. Discover how subtle shifts can lead to profound changes in your life.Key Takeaways:...
2026-02-0352 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa and AbolitionJoin us as we explore Louisa May Alcott in the broader context of Concord’s abolitionist movement, including her family’s activism, her interaction with fellow abolitionists, and the importance of Black abolitionist women in shaping the cause that she so passionately devoted herself to.History 160: Abolitionist Women and Their Worlds is a seminar course made up of Harvard University undergraduates and taught by Professor Tiya Miles and Teaching Fellow Ciara Williams. After reading works by abolitionist women of many different racial and geographic backgrounds, students in the course set out to create a podcast that centers on p...
2026-01-2745 min
Hump Day HormonesEp 28: Generations of Women's Health Unravelled with Dr. CopeWhat happens when you've spent over three decades watching women's health evolve? You get perspective that only time (and thousands of patient stories) can offer. From hormone hero to myth buster—Dr. Cope has seen it all.
In this week's episode of Hump Day Hormones, we sit down with Dr. Cope from The Woman's Clinic—who's been guiding women through every hormonal season for the last 34 years. From the era when "everyone was on hormones" and feeling their best to the fear-driven myths that made hormone therapy taboo to today's long-overdue revival of personalized HRT, he's walked through it all.
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2026-01-021h 03
Let Genius BurnAlcott for the FutureFor over twenty years, the Louisa May Alcott Society has brought together Alcott scholars from around the world to discuss the work and relevance of Louisa May Alcott’s writing. The Society hosts panels and events at literature conferences and has been the center of Alcott study and scholarship, where ideas about her life and work are nurtured and grown.In this episode, we are joined by former and current Presidents of the Louisa May Alcott Society: Anne Phillips, Gregory Eiselen, and Marlowe Daly-Galeano, who will share with us the many ways in which the Louisa Ma...
2025-11-171h 10
Let Genius BurnConcord in ContextIn today’s episode, we welcome Jen Turner, the Executive Director of the Robbins House Museum in Concord, Massachusetts. This historical house museum, situated today at the Minuteman National Park, is the hub of Concord’s African-American history. Through our conversation with Jen, we expand our understanding of Concord’s past and the experience of slavery survivors and free Black people who were part of the Alcotts’ world.The Robbins House is a Concord-based nonprofit organization focused on raising awareness of Concord’s African, African American, and antislavery history from the 17th through the 19th centuri...
2025-11-111h 08
Let Genius BurnAlcott & EcotherapyThrough Alcott’s upbringing amidst the Transcendentalists, ideas about the healing power of nature found their way into her life and her written work. Much of what humans have long known about the connection to nature is now being grounded in scientific research. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Heidi Lawrence, a scholar who studies the intersections of children’s literature with ecopsychology and ecotherapy. Dr. Lawrence considers the ways in which such readings allow audiences to re-imagine their connections to the nonhuman world, leading to increased well-being. She has a monograph with Routledge on Madel...
2025-11-041h 04
Let Genius BurnLouisa and LydiaLydia Olsson (1874-1958) was the daughter of Swedish immigrants, born in Kansas in the late nineteenth century. She moved to Illinois and attended Augustana College, where she kept diaries the documented her experience as a young woman coming of age in an exciting time, one where education and access was opening to women.During this time, Olsson turned to one book in particular for comfort and direction: Little Women. As she navigated relationships, college, friendship, sisterhood, grief, she saw her own experiences reflected in Alcott's seminal work. Today, we can read Lydia's diaries as a time capsule...
2025-10-281h 26
Let Genius BurnLittle Women ReimaginedIn this conversation with authors Linda Epstein, Ally Malinenko, and Liz Parker, we discuss the authors' individual relationships to Little Women and how it influenced their writing of The Other March Sisters. We also discuss:How the authors made editorial choices and conducted research to include relevant information both about the March sisters and their historical Alcott counterpartsThe authors cowriting process and how they collaborated to weave the stories togetherThe inclusion of queer characters and storylines in The Other March SistersWhat led the authors to ultimately leave so much of Jo March out of the book, and why...
2025-10-211h 08
Let Genius BurnAlcott in Our Own TimeIn this episode, where the title nods to a seminal Alcott text, Alcott in Her Own Time, edited by Daniel Shealy, Jamie and Jill reconnect about what has changed since they first began making Let Genius Burn in the winter of 2019-2020. We discuss what we are currently reading and thinking about in regards to Alcott.For Jamie, that's thinking about the paths for women, including connections to the novel Dream Count by Chimamanda Adichie and Spinster by Kate Bolick. She relates these questions to Taylor Swift's recent engagement, about which she is feeling conflicted. She also...
2025-10-141h 12
Labia Logic14. When Your Clit Throws a Fit: Understanding Clitoral PainEver wondered what happens when your clit throws a fit? Really, it's not as fun as it sounds. In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure are joined by vulvar specialist Dr. Jill Krapf to talk about the mysterious, often-ignored world of clitoral pain. From awkward anatomy lessons in med school to why no one seems to look at the clitoris during exams, we're pulling back the hood, literally and figuratively. Dr. Krapf walks us through the two main culprits of clitoral pain: structural issues like adhesions and nerve-related drama. She e...
2025-09-2453 min
Psychologists Off the Clock425. Can You Change Your Personality? With Olga KhazanCan you truly change your personality in ways that make your life feel fuller and more in line with who you want to be? In this episode of Psychologists Off the Clock, Jill sits down with Olga Khazan, author of Me But Better, to explore that question in a way that feels relatable and inspiring. Olga shares her journey of becoming more outgoing and less anxious, mixing scientific insights with honest reflections on the challenges she faced, showing that real change is possible and something you can actively pursue.They also explore the Big Five...
2025-09-1757 minPsychologists Off the Clock425. Can You Change Your Personality? With Olga KhazanCan you truly change your personality in ways that make your life feel fuller and more in line with who you want to be? In this episode of Psychologists Off the Clock, Jill sits down with Olga Khazan, author of Me But Better, to explore that question in a way that feels relatable and inspiring. Olga shares her journey of becoming more outgoing and less anxious, mixing scientific insights with honest reflections on the challenges she faced, showing that real change is possible and something you can actively pursue.They also explore the Big Five...
2025-09-1757 min
Midlife Conversations with Natalie Jill476: Hair Loss, Hair Thinning, and Fun Solutions with Ensemble Hair Founder Jessica HallockWhy is your forehead becoming a "five-head" in midlife and what can you actually do about it? Let's dive in. In this episode, I revisit one of my audience's favorite topics: hair care, especially as we navigate midlife. If you've been avoiding mirrors, declining social invitations, or wondering why your hair feels like it's literally disappearing, this episode is your wake-up call. Hair expert Jessica Hallock reveals the shocking truth about why women as young as 35 are experiencing dramatic hair loss - and it's not what you think. From the real culprits behind midlife hair...
2025-09-0246 minPsychologists Off the Clock416. Trauma and PTSD Treatment with Robyn WalserTrauma and PTSD leave a lasting imprint on how we see ourselves and navigate the world, which is why Debbie sits down with returning guest Dr. Robyn Walser for this episode, a clinical psychologist and expert in evidence-based treatment for PTSD, to explore the path to trauma recovery. Robyn unpacks the principles of exposure therapy, the importance of processing traumatic experiences, and insights from her new book, which she co-authored with Darrah Westrup, You Are Not Your Trauma. This conversation offers a deep understanding of PTSD, the wide-ranging effects of trauma, and how healing involves re...
2025-07-161h 05Psychologists Off the Clock416. Trauma and PTSD Treatment with Robyn WalserTrauma and PTSD leave a lasting imprint on how we see ourselves and navigate the world, which is why Debbie sits down with returning guest Dr. Robyn Walser for this episode, a clinical psychologist and expert in evidence-based treatment for PTSD, to explore the path to trauma recovery. Robyn unpacks the principles of exposure therapy, the importance of processing traumatic experiences, and insights from her new book, which she co-authored with Darrah Westrup, You Are Not Your Trauma. This conversation offers a deep understanding of PTSD, the wide-ranging effects of trauma, and how healing involves re...
2025-07-161h 05
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingListening to Our Emotions: Healing Through Self-Compassion, Grief, and Acceptance, with Dr. David C. WangEmotional health is deeply intertwined in an ongoing journey with spiritual health. This involves opening to our pain, grieving our trauma, and patiently cultivating a resilience that stabilizes and secures our relationships and our sense of self.
With compassion, pastoral presence, and emotional attunement, psychologist Dr. David Wang is using psychological and theological tools to help us understand and adapt to emotional realities, explore the wounds of our past, and find healing and strength through acceptance and grief.
In this conversation with David Wang, we discuss:
The difference between human development and spiritual formation...
2025-02-171h 09
Health Trip Podcast | Jill Foos WellnessAt-Home Devices For MenopauseAt-home devices have become an innovative and accessible way for women to target solutions for menopause-related challenges. Red light therapy caps, designed to stimulate hair follicles, can be a game-changer for women experiencing thinning hair due to hormonal fluctuations. These caps use low-level laser therapy (LLLT) to promote blood flow to the scalp, encouraging healthier and fuller hair growth over time. Similarly, red light therapy devices for skin health have gained popularity for their ability to reduce wrinkles, improve elasticity, and boost collagen production, addressing skin changes that can accompany menopause. By incorporating these non-invasive treatments into a routine...
2025-01-2200 min
Seeing Death ClearlyInfluencing Death: Reframing Dying for Better Living with Penny Hawkins SmithSend us a textPenny Smith, widely known as Hospice Nurse Penny on TikTok, brings over 20 years of experience as a nationally certified hospice nurse and a unique perspective shaped by her late start in nursing at age 40. Now 62, Penny embraces the wisdom of aging, especially in her work with end-of-life care. During the pandemic, she found her voice on TikTok, where her heartfelt stories about hospice care resonated with millions. In this episode, Penny opens up about her journey with death anxiety, which once left her sleepless in her 30s. She s...
2025-01-1244 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingLonging for Love - Advent Meditation (Week 4)Welcome to the fourth and final week of our Advent Meditation Journey.
If you’re longing for a more meaningful Advent season, this meditation invites you to reflect on love—the heart of Advent and the fulfillment of all our deepest hopes, longings, and desires.
Throughout this series, we’ve explored hope, peace, and joy. Now, we turn to love—the love of God made flesh in Christ, Emmanuel. In this quiet time, you’ll be guided to reflect on what you love most, where your life feels aligned—or out of alignment—and how God’s love mig...
2024-12-2609 min
Let Genius BurnLittle Women Holiday Bonus EpisodeChristmas wouldn't be Christmas without Little Women, so we are reading aloud from the iconic first chapter, "Playing Pilgrims" and offering our commentary, citing from various annotated editions of Little Women and the film versions to bring you a well-rounded discussion of your holiday favorite.Put on your cozy Christmas pajamas and make your cup of tea; it's time to settle into a classic holiday story.
2024-12-231h 15
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingLonging for Hope - Advent Meditation (Week 1)Welcome to the 2025 Advent Meditation Journey.
If you are longing for a more meaningful Advent season, we invite you to join us in setting aside time each week to reflect, pray, and re-center. Advent is a season of preparation—a sacred invitation to slow down and open ourselves to the coming of Christ.
This is the first week of our Advent Meditation Journey. In this season of sacred waiting, we pause to reflect on longing and hope. Whether you’re feeling grounded or weary, hopeful or uncertain, you are welcome here. This brief meditation is an i...
2024-12-2311 min
Stirring The PotFrom shed to spotlightIn this episode of Stirring the Pot we’re having a kōrero with Grier and Jill Fuller.We explore the award-winning Hinuera Sheds project with Steelworks NZ, a standout example of sustainable construction. The team shares how they transformed a demolished shed into a world-class structure, earning global recognition at the ConstructSteel Awards. Learn how they overcame challenges like compliance and quality assurance to successfully repurpose steel, significantly reducing carbon outputs and proving what’s possible with innovative thinking.Discover the importance of early collaboration, clever problem-solving, and a commitment to sustainability in dr...
2024-11-2031 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingAwareness: Non-Judgmental Reflection on Our Emotions and Thoughts with Dr. Pam KingIt’s not easy to reflect on our emotions without judging them or running away from them. It’s difficult to stay with challenging or frightening feelings and thoughts. But to cultivate awareness means taking an open, curious, and non-judgmental approach to observing our minds.More than simple or immediate observation (like Attunement), awareness asks us to get curious and reflect on our feelings, emotions, thoughts, and the landscape of experience we discovered in step one of attunement. What emotions are coming up for us? What thoughts keep coming into our consciousness?In this second step...
2024-10-0713 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingAttunement: Paying Attention to Our Feelings, Thoughts, and Sensations with Dr. Pam KingWhat’s happening right now? What do you feel? What physical sensations are present from head to toe?
The first step in practicing the 5 A’s of Spiritual Health is Attunement—a simple, direct process of connecting to reality, perceiving your experience of the present moment, and paying attention to our physical sensations. It’s as simple as a clear-eyed consciousness: listening, feeling, acknowledging, being aware of basic sensations.
In this episode, Dr. Pam King explains attunement and the foundation it lays for cultivating greater agility and adaptivity. She oconsiders theological and psychological grounding for the bene...
2024-09-3010 min
Small Steps with God93 - Moving Beyond Simplistic Views of the God93 - Moving Beyond Simplistic Views of the God
In this episode, we explore how many people hold onto limited or distorted views of God. Drawing inspiration from J.B. Phillips’ book Your God is Too Small, we discuss how these views hinder spiritual growth and how we can embrace a fuller understanding of God’s immense nature. We touch on how God’s vastness coexists with His intimate care for each individual, offering hope and a challenge to expand our thinking about Him.
Distorted Views of God: Many people imagine God in overly simplistic ways—like a v...
2024-09-2423 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingAgility and Adaptation through the 5 A's of Spiritual Health with Dr. Pam KingHow can we cultivate agility and adaptivity in our chaotic, shifting times? Dr. Pam King offers a research-backed cycle of practices to incorporate into the rhythms of your daily life—helping you navigate change and work through life’s obstacles. She calls them the 5 A’s of Spiritual Health: Attunement, Awareness, Alignment, Activation, and Assessment.In this episode, she introduces the 5 A’s, explaining the context, process, and benefits. She comments on the contemplative practices and psychological science that support this cycle of habits and offers reflections on why these simple movements can be so transformative.ANNOUN...
2024-09-2312 min
Let Genius BurnAlcott as EcofeministTravel with us to a Cuban coffee plantation, where Alcott's short story Pauline's Passion and Punishment begins. Written in 1862, this short story predates Alcott's later, more successful fiction, but it contains all the traces of her plot devices and characterization that we love.This is a new episode format where we discuss a single short story in detail. We hope you enjoy this episode!
2024-09-031h 21
Let Genius BurnAlcott in the ArchivesMax Chapnick read a line in Louisa May Alcott's journal that pointed to one of her stories, but it turned out to be a dead end. Then, he had an idea. He went back to the archives and searched for the title of the story. He turned up an unexpected result: a story written by E.A. Gould, with characteristics that linked it easily to Louisa May Alcott.He investigated further and discovered more works by E.A. Gould, and has since used computers to analyze the style and see if it matches Alcott's other works--with mixed...
2024-08-271h 11
Let Genius BurnLouisa and LaurieWhen readers find out that Louisa May Alcott really lived in a family with four sisters, the next question is almost immediately: "Who was Laurie?"Lis Adams, Director of Education at Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House, spent years researching in the Alcotts' extensive papers at the Houghton Library at Harvard University, and she has edited a collection that introduces us to one of the real-life inspirations for Laurie: Alf Whitman.Although Alf lived in Concord less than a year, his impact on the Alcott sisters, and Anna Alcott's husband, John, was profound. They kept up...
2024-08-201h 02
Health Trip Podcast | Jill Foos WellnessShedding Light on Red Light Therapy For Hair LossUp to 70% of post-menopausal women experience hair loss, hair thinning, widening of the part, or a receding hairline. Red light therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), is an effective treatment for female hair loss that has gained attention due to its non-invasive nature and promising results. This therapy involves exposing the scalp to red light wavelengths, typically 630-670 nanometers. The light penetrates the skin and stimulates the hair follicles, encouraging increased blood flow and cellular respiration. This process helps to prolong the anagen (growth) phase of the hair cycle, leading to thicker, fuller hair. Red light therapy...
2024-08-1448 min
Let Genius BurnAlcott and IdentityAuthor Peyton Thomas joins Let Genius Burn to speak about queerness and transness in Little Women and other Alcott writings. Peyton Thomas made a significant impact on the Alcott community when he wrote a Twitter thread, and a New York Times op-ed, about understanding Louisa May Alcott as a trans man. His comments sparked a discussion that has opened readers' minds to how Alcott constructed gender both in fiction and in life. We discuss gender dynamics in Little Women, Alcott's fascination with cross-dressing, and a summary and analysis of the short story Enigmas, one of Alcott's thrillers, where gender...
2024-08-131h 07Midlife Conversations with Natalie Jill388: Are Hair Extensions the Thin Hair Fix with NBR founder Danielle WhiteGet the Digestion Stack I carry with me daily HERE Are you struggling with midlife thinning hair? Or does your hair refuse to grow past your shoulders? Do you ever wish you had thicker, fuller hair? Today on Midlife Conversations, I've invited my new friend Danielle White to discuss everything about hair and hair extensions. We dive into my personal experience with hair extensions and how they've been a game-changer for maintaining thick hair in midlife. Danielle shares the importance of choosing quality hair extensions tailored to individual needs and the significance of finding a...
2024-08-1353 min
Let Genius BurnAlcott and Sex EducationLouisa May Alcott and her family were social activists who advocated for all types of reforms in their lifetimes: they were concerned with fair labor, women's suffrage, abolitionism, and diet reform. Yet another social concern for Louisa May Alcott was the access to health and wellness education for young women.In this episode, we explore the ways that Alcott included health and sex education in her novels, a subversive act in the face of legislation such as Comstock Law that sought to ban materials related to women's health.We are joined by a scholar who...
2024-08-051h 23
Let Genius BurnAlcott in the CityAlthough Louisa May Alcott is most often associated with Concord, Massachusetts, where her family lived in several different homes over the course of her lifetime, Alcott made much of her life in Boston. She was a city person who loved the hustle and movement of the city compared to sleepy, dull Concord.In this episode, we are joined by Michele Steinberg of Boston by Foot tours, who takes us through Beacon Hill and to the Boston Athenaeum to hear many stories about Alcott's different experiences in Boston and her travels there.Let Genius Burn is...
2024-07-3046 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingA Practice: Dr. Richard Davidson on Gaining Insight
Find posture, check in with your body, and take several deep, calming breaths.
Be intentional about your motivation and find a place in us to understand that practices to cultivate our own wellbeing can also help others.
This is a radical act of generosity
Bring into your mind a situation that has been challenging in some way in the recent past - whether work, family, etc.. not too difficult, but something challenging. Identify what it is.
Reflect on your own beliefs and expectations about that situation. What beliefs and expectations are we bringing to that situation?
Envision how things might b...
2024-05-2710 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingA Practice: Dr. Lisa Miller and Your Table of Spiritual Companions
Close your eyes and take 5 deep breaths.
In your minds eye - set a table before you.
You may invite anyone living or deceased who truly has your best interest in mind.
Ask them if they love you.
Invite your higher self - true eternal higher self - ask you if you love you.
Ask you higher power if they love you.
With all at your table sitting there - what do they need to tell you now?
This is your counsel - they are always there for you.
Listen to the full episode - S1:E1 Loved, Held...
2024-05-2008 min
Health Trip Podcast | Jill Foos WellnessMidlife Women Need PostbioticsIt is estimated that American adults consume 10-15g of fiber/per day and the RDA for adult women is to consume up to 25g and men up to 38g. As a whole, we are about halfway to where we need to be. We know fiber contributes to overall health and wellness, keeping you fuller for longer, aids in regular bowel movements, lowers cholesterol and stabilizes blood glucose levels. Did you know that consuming fiber leads to reduced levels of anxiety and depression, increased mood stabilization, weight loss and management, improved cognition, nutrient absorption, and decreased risk of colon...
2024-05-1958 min
Pockets of Knowledge#85. Embracing Life: Lessons on End-of-Life and Living Fully with Jill McClennenIn this episode of the Pockets of Knowledge podcast, host Desiree Stanley interviews Jill McClennen, the founder of End of Life Clarity. Jill shares her journey to becoming a death doula, a role that involves supporting individuals and families through the end-of-life process. Her story begins with a deeply personal experience of caring for her grandmother. Jill describes the pivotal moments that inspired her to start End of Life Clarity, including the challenges and insights she gained from her grandmother's illness and passing.
The episode delves into Jill's strong calling to help others navigate the often confusing...
2024-05-1544 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingA Practice: Dr. Cynthia Eriksson on Grounding in the Body
Practice modified from Resmaa Menakem, My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies
Begin with breathing into the nose and out through the mouth
Notice the space you are in - turning to the left and looking behind you, then turning to the right to see behind you. Feel the stretch.
Take in the space. Notice where the wall meets the ceiling. Notice the dark and light and colors in the room. Name them to yourself.
Take 3 deep breaths, noticing where the air moves in and out of the body.
Listen to the full...
2024-05-1307 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingA Practice: Dr. Richard Davidson on Developing Awareness
We reflect on our motivation for doing the practice.
We attempt to frame the practice from the idea that practicing is altruistic - helping ourselves and others.
Bring into your mind and heart someone you know and love.
Consider their difficulties. As we breathe in, we practice removing their difficulties, and as we breathe out, we extend our love and our wishes for that person to be happy and free of suffering.
Dedicate the practice - any insight or benefit to the wellbeing and welfare of others.
Reflect on how a simple practice like this in our lives can be c...
2024-05-0611 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingThe Power of Patience: How to Wait Well, Persevere Through Suffering, and Navigate a Fast-Paced World with Dr. Sarah SchnitkerWe live in a high-speed, high-efficiency, get-it-done-yesterday society. Why would we talk about patience? But the old adage, “Patience is a virtue” is true. A core ingredient to our spiritual health in our frenetic modern world is the ability to live fully in the moment, exercise control and stability through arduous or challenging (and even traumatic) circumstances—doing so with poise and style.
Research psychologist Dr. Sarah Schnitker of Baylor University has pioneered the scientific study of patience among the virtues, exploring the physical, emotional, spiritual, and philosophical dimensions of this timeless and timely virtue. She defines patien...
2024-03-2556 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingRedeeming the Past: Owning Your Story, Cultivating Courage, and Finding Peace with Dr. William DamonDevelopmental Psychologist William Damon, who has spent decades at Stanford University's Center on Adolescence, has focused his career on studying the human lifespan, growth, and thriving. His latest work introduces the concept of the Life Review as a tool for personal discovery and peace.
Dr. Damon's research systematically studies purpose and its operationalization for human thriving.
Purpose Defined: An enduring life goal that is both meaningful to oneself but also makes a difference beyond the self.
Key Characteristics of Purpose:
Enduring and long-term.
Personal, meaningful, and provides Agency and...
2024-03-181h 00
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingDreaming Together: Dealing with Conflict, Finding Belonging, and Doing Justice with Rev. Dr. Alexia SalvatierraWellbeing begins with we. “If your community is not well, then you are not well.” Thriving is collective. But our atomic individualism and narrow focus on ourselves is constantly pulling us away from the mutual belonging, reciprocity, and vibrant flourishing that can only be found by seeking the good of the wider human community—the neighbor, the stranger, the migrant, the farm worker, and the poor.
Rev. Dr. Alexia Salvatierra is a scholar, organizer, activist, and pastor, and is Academic Dean of the Centro Latino as well as the Assistant Professor of Integral Mission and Global Transformation at Ful...
2024-03-111h 02
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingFreedom from Fear: Mental Health, Justice, and Hope for an Unencumbered Life in the Black Church with Rev. Dr. Dwight RadcliffSeeing justice, equity, and social transformation through the lens of hip-hop culture and Christian faith, Rev. Dr. Dwight Radcliff offers a vision of freedom and unencumbered life for the future of the Black community to which we can all bear witness.
Raising challenging questions about the meaning of thriving in a culture dominated by fear, he speaks in a prophetic voice, interweaving the powerful, compounding effects of the language of the Gospel and the language of hip-hop.
As a cultural theologian, community leader, and pastor, one of Dwight’s many gifts is presence—presence to emot...
2024-02-191h 08
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingThe Science of Relationships: Healing, Emotion, & Connection with Drs. Sue Johnson & Jim FurrowWe need each other. We are relational beings, and our thriving—or languishing—often hinges on relationships. In this episode, psychologists Sue Johnson and Jim Furrow not only explain why relationships are so important, they offer practical advice on how to pursue healing, emotional regulation, and lasting thriving in all kinds of relationships.
Sue Johnson is the creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy, the gold standard in tested, proven interventions of couples and author of many books including Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love. Jim Furrow is a marriage and family therapist and an inte...
2024-02-051h 04
The Best Dam PodcastMeet SERVPRO - Residential and Commercial Restoration and Cleaning ServicesMEET TERESA ROWLAND, MITIGATION MANAGER AT SERVPRO RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESTORATION AND CLEANING SERVICES FOR HENDERSON AND BOULDER CITY, NV.In this episode of The Best Dam Podcast we delve into the world of disaster restoration and mitigation with a special guest, Teresa Rowland, the mitigation manager at Servpro of Henderson and Boulder City. Join Jill Lagan and Teresa as they explore the range of services offered by Servpro, from water restoration and mold remediation to fire damages and trauma cleanups. Teresa shares insights into her role, her passion for training and supporting her team...
2024-01-3020 min
Start with Small Steps177 - Making Weight Loss and Health Easier177 - Making Weight Loss and Health Easier
In this episode, we’re going to explore the concept of weight loss as described in Driving. Rangan Chatterjee’s book, “Feel Great, Lose Weight.” Driving. Chatterjee’s book focuses on maintaining a healthier lifestyle by improving our habits and emotional responses and by choosing quality food options. One important aspect we discussed is the need to shift away from processed foods and towards single-ingredient options. And let’s not forget the importance of home cooking!We also talked about the significance of fiber in our diet and how it helps...
2024-01-2825 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingCultivating a Healthy Mind: The Neuroscience of Awareness, Connection, Insight, & Purpose with Dr. Richie DavidsonDr. Richie Davidson’s research has revolutionized the way we understand the brain and how plastic and malleable or changeable the brain is. Just like we train our physical bodies and go to the gym, he and his team at the Center for Healthy Minds have shown that we need to train our brains and work them out as well.
As a result, he is changing the way we understand well being—to think of it as a skill—something we do and practice as active agents of our own well being.
His research can give us...
2024-01-221h 07
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingLoved, Held, Guided, and Never Alone: The Science of Spirituality with Dr. Lisa MillerWhat does science have to say about spirituality?
Dr. Lisa Miller, clinical psychologist and researcher, has made the case through years of research collaborations that spirituality is a birthright to the human species. In her best selling book, The Awakened Brain, she notes the glorious complexity of the human spiritual brain, revealing an innate capacity for transcendence. But she's not content to stop at these psychological capacities. She wants to help people with practical, tangible, evidence backed interventions that lead to their thriving and spiritual health. Lisa not only gives words, but explains scientifically why spirituality is...
2024-01-061h 06
Brebis perdueÉpisode 6 - les Écritures condamnent-elles les marriages entre personnes du même sexe ?Dans cet épisode, je partage le fruit de mes recherches sur les Écritures qui évoquent des relations sexuelles entre personnes du même sexe. On approche souvent les Écritures comme condamnant clairement les mariages entre deux hommes ou deux femmes. Vous verrez que ça n'est pas si simple ou transparent que ça. Même les versions actuelles de la Bible en Français et en Anglais diffèrent parfois entre eux. Il y a tellement de souffrances engendrées et de familles brisées par cette perception que Dieu n'approuve pas les relations entre deux hommes...
2023-12-2647 min
Change The Narrative with JD FullerDismantling White Supremacy with Jill NagleJill Nagle is a published author, coach, facilitator, and founder of Evolutionary Workplace. She aims to help reduce harm to Black and Brown people, as well as support white people in liberating themselves from the effects of white supremacy’s toxic mythology. She uses somatic tools to help white anti-racist leaders dismantle white supremacy and liv their most aligned lives from the inside out. She’s working on her book called Skin in the Game: How White People Benefit from Dismantling White Supremacy, and hopes to find a publisher very soon. You can find out more about Jill Nagle at Ev...
2023-12-2236 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingA New Podcast on Spiritual Health, Wholeness, and a Life of ThrivingWith & For is a new podcast exploring psychology, spirituality, and culture, with the aim of helping you grow wholly alive, with and for others, and a higher purpose. In this introductory episode, podcast host Dr. Pam King shares elements of her personal story and background, along with the goals of the podcast, and let's this season's guests share their personal take on what it means to thrive.
With & For is hosted by Dr. Pam King—the Executive Director the Thrive Center and Peter L. Benson Professor of Applied Developmental Science at Fuller School of Psychology & Marriage and Fam...
2023-12-1522 min
The Paranoid RetireeHealthspan v LifespanHealthspan is the difference between your lifespan (how long you live) and how long you feel good before you check out. The average person can dramatically lessen the gap to live a fuller and more enjoyable retirement with a little work, and a change in perspective. Join us to find out more about this fascinating topic. It could easily be one of the most valuable 45 minutes you'll spend in your retirement. Don't forget to subscribe!
2023-12-1142 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingOur Spiritual Brains: The Science of Our Innate Spirituality - Lisa Miller"Every single one of us is born with natural spirituality."
This preview clip features With & For guest Dr. Lisa Miller—bestselling author of The Spiritual Child and The Awakened Brain, and researcher and professor in clinical psychology at the Teachers College of Columbia University.
Lisa shares about her findings in the science of spirituality; our innate capacities to perceive, to feel, and to know a transcendent relationship; and the amazing role of the human brain in seeking out this transcendence beyond ourselves.
Show Notes
Don't forget to subscribe to With & For, which is...
2023-11-2008 min
Live Your Best MidlifeFeast & Fun: Health Strategies for Empty Nesters This SeasonWelcome back to Pep Talk & Pickleball! In today's episode, we're diving into the holiday season, specifically tailored for empty nesters who are looking to strike a balance between enjoying festive moments and staying true to their health goals.
Setting the Scene
As we kick off, I acknowledge the unique challenges faced by empty nesters during the holidays. We'll explore the importance of embracing "Memories Over Macros" and finding joy in the moments without the stress of every bite.
Practical Strategies for Holiday Parties
In this segment, we delve into practical tips for navigating holiday parties...
2023-11-1636 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingWhat Makes a Healthy Mind? Awareness, Connection, Insight, and Purpose - Richie DavidsonWith & For is launching in January 2024! Subscribe now in your favorite podcast app. In this preview clip, With & For guest Dr. Richie Davidson—a pioneer in contemplative neuroscience—shares how his research on the neuroscience of emotion and meditation has led him to identify four pillars of well-being and human flourishing.Show Notes
Don't forget to subscribe to With & For, which is launching in January 2024.
Pam King introduces Dr. Richie Davidson, the William James Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry and founder of the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
Pillar 1: Awareness
Pillar 2: Conn...
2023-11-0608 min
With and For hosted by Dr. Pam KingWelcome to With & For: Spiritual Health, Wholeness, and a Life of ThrivingListen now and subscribe to With & For—a new podcast from The Thrive Center at Fuller Theological Seminary. Starting January 8, 2024 the show will explore insights from psychology to understand what it means to become spiritually healthy and thrive. Every Monday, Dr. Pam King will host expert guests whose work sheds light on practical steps toward growing fully alive, connected, purposeful, and whole.And don't miss "Playing with Light", for a weekly series of short reflections from Dr. Pam King, all in the With & For podcast feed. Show Notes
Coming January 8, 2024 from...
2023-10-1605 min
The Power Of ExpressionThe Power of Understanding your Feelings & Emotions! - Pillar Two of Self-RegulationAll about Feelings & Emotions - allowing them to teach us. The power of our Feelings & Emotions - the more we avoid them, the more they will show up. Susan David - Award winning Harvard Medical School Psychologist. Named as one of the world's Most Influential Management Thinkers. YouTube TED Talk called The Gift and Power of Emotional Courage; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDQ1Mi5I4rg Diving more into them is one of the steps of Self-Regulation, called Meta-Affective Awareness + Skill Set. Meta-Affective Awareness Assessment; how do you feel about How yo...
2023-10-1022 min
What's a Beautiful Life Anyway? The Podcast with Jill Bennett!Episode 39 with Special Guest Alison Petty To live your best and most beautiful life you want to have the best health possible. Imagine being given a diagnosis of ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia, and spending the following 24 years predominantly bed-bound, often in a wheelchair and living daily with chronic bone, muscle and joint pain, extreme fatigue and cognitive processing struggles. That’s exactly what happened to my guest Alison Petty a Mindset coach. Alison’s transformational journey began in 2016 after she discovered NLP and, in this episode, she talks about her struggles and how she overcame them. Timestamps 00:00 Theme intro 00:30 ...
2023-05-0833 min
UPS Supply Chain Solutions PodcastDoes my air freight routing matter?Jill O’Dell, Vice President of Strategy and Engineering at UPS Global Freight Forwarding joins the podcast to discuss air freight routing. Jill discusses the different factors that go into finding the optimal route for freight and shares tips for shippers to optimize their routing. To learn more about the podcast visit ups.com/scspodcast
2023-04-1325 min
Tasting TerroirThe Magic of Mycorrhizal FungiIt turns out that you owe a LOT to fungus. Specifically, you get more health and flavor in your food than you ever imagined from something called mycorrhizal fungi. In this episode, we dive into the following:What are these magical fungi?Why is it so crucial for creating healthy soil and flavorful food?What kind of farming disrupts it?What kind of farming enhances it?How do these fungi change the flavor of food?We dive into the topic using the following resources:A clip from a presentation from Dr. Jill Clapperton on s...
2023-03-2841 min
Let Genius BurnA Concord ConversationSit down with Jill and Jamie as they reflect and dissect the week they spent together in Concord. They talk about visits to Orchard House, Fruitlands, Walden Pond, and more. Jill discusses her visit to the Special Collections at the Concord Free Public Library, where she saw Louisa's handwritten manuscript pages from Little Women. Jamie talks about her presentation for the Thoreau Society Gathering- the ecofeminist gothic setting of "Pauline's Passion and Punishment." It's an all-about-Alcott final bonus episode of Season 2!
2022-12-1246 min
Let Genius BurnThe Fruitlands EffectOn July 13, 2022, Let Genius Burn was invited to speak at Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, Massachusetts, the site where the Alcott family lived--and nearly died--for 9 months in 1843.This episode is the recording of our talk.The Fruitlands Effect: How the Utopian Experiment Influenced Louisa May Alcott’s Life and WorkThe Alcott family spent less than a year living at Fruitlands, but the experience significantly altered their values and family dynamic. Louisa May Alcott would not have been the same woman without the lessons she learned and hardship she faced during her family’s utop...
2022-12-0555 min
Let Genius BurnConcord SketchesThis episode features Jill's travelogue from her week in Concord, Massachusetts. Listen as we travel to see Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House for the first time and take a tour of Fruitlands with Trustees Engagement Manager Catherine Shortliffe. We also spend time with other Louisa May Alcott scholars and enthusiasts, sharing stories. In particular, we taste pickled limes, a treat from the 19th century, which is featured in Little Women. Learn about the process to making them and our reactions in this bonus episode of Let Genius Burn.
2022-11-2849 minTasting TerroirThe Flavor of Your Food’s PhilosophyYour food is guided by a philosophy . . . it just may not be one that you agree with . . . or the one that you think you are supporting.Regeneration of depleted soil doesn't come from a food company sending out an edict that the farmers in their supply chain will now add a cover crop to what they are already doing…..or even from them offering to pay for a regenerative farming course and then taking credit with consumers for expanding regenerative agriculture.Regeneration arrives as an outcome of a restorative mindset that focuses on...
2022-09-0837 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa RevisitedIn our final full episode of Season 8, Jill and Jamie recap the highlights of season two and reflect on what the conversations with Alcott scholars have taught them. Then they both share what they've been reading and researching lately. Jamie, who has been teaching second grade this year, dives into the differences between teaching Little Women and teaching about the Alcotts' lives to young children. She explores picture books and young reader chapter books that feature Louisa.Jill visited a reenactment of a Civil War hospital at the Milton House museum and discusses how it affected her...
2022-06-2050 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa as Inspiration: Conversation with Biographer John MattesonJohn Matteson's biography, Eden's Outcasts: the Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father, has become a foundational work in Alcott scholarship. It brings together the best of Alcott studies to show us an empathetic portrait of the Alcotts who feel as real and alive as ever in its pages. In our conversation with John Matteson, we cover Louisa's time in Washington as a nurse during the Civil War and why those three weeks were so influential in the rest of her life. We also discuss John's writing process and how he chose the five figures featured...
2022-06-131h 05
Let Genius BurnLittle Women in Letters: Conversation with Barbara Heller, Editor of Little WomenIf you’re anything like us, you’ve watched the Little Women film adaptations looking for the props and pieces that really bring the book to life–the vivid renderings of your own thoughtfully-imagined ephemera. Barbara Heller worked on movie set designs for feature films for many years, bringing all kinds of stories to life through location scouting and other roles. Then, she was rereading Pride and Prejudice when she had a sudden and visceral desire to hold characters' letters to each other in her own hands. She set out to find the right artists, paper, and materia...
2022-06-0644 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa Through the Ages: Conversation with Daniel ShealyMost Alcott scholars cannot imagine what it would be like to do research without the Selected Letters and Selected Journals of Louisa May Alcott, these two seminal works that make Alcott's work so accessible.Dr. Daniel Shealy, however, knows exactly what it's like--because he was part of the team that edited these two publications, bringing together hundreds of letters from around the country and compiling them into the legible, useful edition that Alcott scholars depend on for their work. This is the work that has enabled other professors, writers, and filmmakers to shift their perception of Louisa...
2022-05-301h 01
Let Genius BurnLouisa in Style: Conversation with Lauren Stern about May Alcott Nieriker and Historical DressMeet Lauren Stern: a researcher interested in social and material history. She has been a staff member at Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House since 2006, where she has worked to bring New England history alive through summer camps, museum tours, and living history programs. In this episode, Lauren discusses her experiences at Orchard House as well as her research on the life of May Alcott Nieriker. As an expert in historical fashion, Lauren also discusses the fashion trends during the decades of Louisa May Alcott's adulthood, from Victorian sleeve trends and bustles, to corsets and the Alcott's involvement...
2022-05-2358 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa and Maud: Conversation with Stef and Jen, Co-Creators of Maud: Books, Babes, and BarbituratesMaud: Books, Babes, and Barbiturates is a podcast about the life of Lucy Maud Montgomery, the author of Anne of Green Gables. The co-creators, Stef Drummon and Jen MacLennan, tell Maud's story with empathy, intelligence, and depth. This week, they join us on Let Genius Burn to talk about our two favorite literary women. Gender and sexuality, fame, and family influence and history- we talk about it all. We discuss the respective scholarly approaches to each author, and how their legacies have changed over time. We noticed so many similarities between Louisa and Maud: both women valued t...
2022-05-1647 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa in Threads: Conversation with Fruitlands Artist-in-Residence Leslie SchompIn this episode, we are talking with Leslie Schomp, who served as an artist-in-residence at Fruitlands in 2021. Leslie drew inspiration from Louisa’s diaries to create textile pieces that embodied and expressed Louisa May Alcott’s time there. Her samplers capture the dichotomy of this place: the distance between the restrictive ideals of the community and the vibrant, free spirit of young Louisa.Leslie Schomp’s open heart captured another layer of Louisa May Alcott that has not yet been fully explored on Let Genius Burn: the tender pre-adolescent she was at Fruitlands, the fear she felt at bec...
2022-05-0951 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa Into Life: Interview with Jan Turnquist, Executive Director of Louisa May Alcott's Orchard HouseJan Turnquist, Executive Director of Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House, has made her life about Louisa's legacy. Whether she is portraying Louisa May Alcott around the world, consulting on Little Women adaptations with A-list actors, or simply showing someone around the house museum, she brings the same level of commitment and enthusiasm for sharing Louisa May Alcott with others.In this episode, Jan shares the story of how she started portraying Louisa May Alcott for the public and how it transformed her life. She also discusses working with Greta Gerwig, Maya Hawke, and Annie Leibovitz through her...
2022-05-0246 min
The Four Star Leadership Podcast: Core Principles of Leadership with General Tommy FranksGoal Setting. A conversation with three Four Star Alumni.We discuss the critical why, getting clear on your goal, thought process, motivation, planning and tracking required to lay down the years blueprint for success with three Four Star Alumni.
2016 Alumni Jesse Wren – Senior at Truman State University, Kirksville, MO. Field of Study: Interdisciplinary Education, beginning his Masters Program & Capstone Research with aspirations to teach abroad and obtain his PHD in Educational Leadership.
2018 Alumni Bruny Alonso Orama - Senior at Swarthmore College in Philadelphia, PA, majoring in Political Science and Psychology. Completing Senior Thesis in Political Reform, with plans to teach in Armenia. Bruny is managin...
2022-01-2855 min
Let Genius BurnBonus Episode: Selected PassagesIn the first bonus episode of Let Genius Burn, Jill and Jamie dive into the details of three passages from Louisa's work beyond Little Women. Listeners will learn about the different ways Louisa's life experiences shape her writings. Plus, after twenty months of working together on Let Genius Burn, Jill and Jamie finally meet in person!
2021-11-011h 05
Homebrewed ChristianityDustin Kensrue: Thrice & the #ProcessPartyMy buddy Dustin Kensrue is back on the podcast. We discuss his band Thrice's newest album - horizons/east. On top of being a rock star, Dustin is a member of the #ProcessParty and in our conversation, we discuss how his views of faith, politics, and more have changed and are expressed in the album. Enjoy :) This episode is sponsored by: When Amy-Jill Levine, University Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies at Vanderbilt Divinity School, looked at the gospels, when she read them, every once in a while Jesus would say something that would take her...
2021-10-081h 31
Let Genius BurnLouisa as LegacyAt the time of Louisa May Alcott's death, she was known to most as the "children's friend," an author of children's books and particularly books for girls. As time passed and scholars made the connection between Louisa May Alcott and the lurid thrillers she wrote under pen names, Louisa's legacy took on new dimensions. Today, we can appreciate Louisa May Alcott as the feminist and forward-thinking woman who is also the author of a famous novel called Little Women. This episode discusses Louisa's legacy and how it has changed over time.Support Elsewhere Studios: https://www.elsewherestudios...
2021-09-0659 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa as WomanIn Louisa May Alcott's time, strict definitions and expectations of white womanhood permeated Louisa’s society and culture. Marriage and motherhood were the accepted roles for women; voting was inaccessible and illegal, education restricted, and earning a living through a career was limited. Louisa May Alcott defied gender expectations, sometimes through her acting as a way to embody a male character and through her dress, language, and active lifestyle. From a topsey-turvey girl to a self-made woman, she wore her own version of womanhood like a badge of honor.Learn more at www.letgeniusburn.comDo...
2021-08-3053 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa as CelebrityWhen Little Women became a sensation, Louisa May Alcott became the ultimate literary celebrity. Fans were waiting out on her lawn and knocking on her door, and her life was suddenly not her own. Although she had always yearned for fame, she was surprised to find it costly and unpleasant. Still, her celebrity opened new doors for her. It gave voice to her causes, and it may have even spurred her creativity. In this episode, we unpack how Louisa's celebrity status defined the last twenty years of her life, whether it's possible to separate the artist from their art...
2021-08-2352 min
Everything Saxophone PodcastEP 114-Tia FullerFuller is a Grammy-nominated Mack Avenue recording artist, composer, educator and bandleader who is currently balancing the worlds of performance and education, fulfilling a demanding schedule as both a busy touring, recording artist and a full-time professor at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. She has recorded five full-length projects with her own quartet and her most recent album, Diamond Cut, received a Grammy nomination in the Best Instrumental Jazz category. The album was produced by three-time Grammy Award winner Terri Lyne Carrington, legendary bassist, Dave Holland and drummer, Jack Dejohnette. Additionally, she c...
2021-08-191h 15
Let Genius BurnLouisa as ActivistLouisa devoted her life to the causes she believed in, primarily abolition and women's suffrage. Her political beliefs were handed down from her parents, who were constantly striving for a better world. The Alcotts made their home available to freedom seekers on the Underground Railroad, and Louisa eventually became a nurse during the Civil War, as she was otherwise not allowed to go and fight. She was also the first woman registered to vote in Concord. Learn about food reform, dress reform, and more in Louisa as Activist.Learn more at letgeniusburn.comSupport...
2021-08-1649 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa as ScribblerIn this episode, we pull back the curtain to take a peek at Louisa at her writing desk. We will trace the development of her writing style, the desires that pushed her to write, and the arc of her professional career.From crafting jolly tales to journaling her worries and struggles, Louisa spent her life meeting herself on the page. Writing, she said, “is my salvation when disappointment or weariness burden and darken my soul…” Through introspection and observation, she explored herself and the world she struggled to fit into, while her vivid imagination allowed her to expres...
2021-08-0952 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa at WorkBefore she became an author and celebrity, Louisa May Alcott was a teacher, seamstress, governess, companion, servant, and nurse. Though they were difficult, her experiences gave her material to write for the rest of her life. This week, learn about Louisa May Alcott's relationship with work, which was both her salvation and the bane of her existence.Learn more at letgeniusburn.comDonate to Educational Opportunities Fund: https://www.educationalopportunitiesfund.org/donate/
2021-08-0245 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa as SisterOnce upon a time, four sisters became immortal. When they were young, the four girls were still flesh and blood, ordinary girls who built towers out of their father’s books and put on plays in the barn for their neighbors and went hungry too many nights. One day, when they were all grown up, the second sister took out her magic pen and began to write down the stories of their adventures: the simple yet profound drama of growing up into women and forging their own paths. Like a spell, she transformed her sisters with paper and ink in...
2021-07-2654 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa as DaughterBefore Louisa May Alcott grew up to be a famous children's author, she belonged to her parents: Bronson Alcott and Abigail May Alcott. Bronson was an educator whose lofty ideas brought him to the forefront of the Transcendentalist philosophy movement. Abigail May Alcott was a social worker and ardent supporter of women's suffrage. Together, they created a family where their four daughters were encouraged to be active, creative individuals. This is the story of Louisa May Alcott as a daughter.Visit our website to learn about the references in this episode: https://www.letgeniusburn.com/learn-more
2021-07-1951 min
Let Genius BurnLouisa May Alcott: An IntroductionA short biography of Louisa's life lays the groundwork for this series. Meet the hosts of Let Genius Burn and hear about why we believe Louisa May Alcott was a singular genius in her generation. This is Let Genius Burn.
2021-07-1231 minLet Genius BurnTrailer: Let Genius BurnWelcome to Let Genius Burn, a podcast series about the life and legacy of Louisa May Alcott created by Jill Fuller and Jamie Burgess.Louisa May Alcott is best known for her novel Little Women, but her story doesn't begin or end with her famous novel. Learn about the layers of Louisa's life, from her extraordinary childhood as the daughter of a Transcendentalist philosopher to the wealth and celebrity of her later years as a children's author.Let Genius Burn launches July 12, 2021. In the meantime, learn more about Louisa's life on Facebook and Instagram @letgeniusburn...
2021-06-2802 min
Wholesome Fertility PodcastEp 125 Jill Blakeway Shares How to Understanding Your Unique Body Type in Order to Improve Your Fertility Health!FREE EMPOWER YOUR FERTILITY SUMMIT: https://empoweryourfertility2021.com/enroll Jill Blakeway is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine (DACM), a licensed and board-certified acupuncturist (LAc), and clinical herbalist who has been practicing energy healing for over 20 years. Jill founded the Yinova Center in NYC in 1999 and currently acts as Clinic Director alongside her husband, Noah Rubinstein. Yinova currently has three locations, Flatiron, Brooklyn Heights and recently opened East Side. As a practitioner, she is known for her intuitive approach to Chinese medicine and particularly for her skills as an acupuncturist and energy healer. Jill ...
2021-03-3049 min
The Broadway Ginger Podcast#18: The Prince of Broadway III - WillkommenStep into the exciting party scene of 1930s Berlin with a racy M.C. as your tour guide through the lens of the seedy Kit Kat Klub. With dancing to do and interesting people to meet, what could possibly break the cycle of fun? Such is the backdrop of Cabaret, one of Producer/Director Harold "Hal" Prince's most innovative musicals. Not only does this piece tell a chilling story of a world-changing time, but it introduces the first ever "concept musical." Join host Sally Fuller with guest host Laura Carman as they explore how this piece stole Academy Awards...
2021-02-151h 00
No More Perfect Podcast with Jill SavageKeep the Siblings, Lose the Rivalry with Todd Cartmell | Episode 29Have you missed the workshops at Hearts at Home Conferences? (For those of you who were part of those!) That's one thing I hear all the time, and to be honest, I do as well. But friends, today's conversation will feel like a full-blown parenting workshop packed into 50 minutes. So much wisdom!If you've noticed that all this togetherness at home has increased family conflict instead of connection, this conversation is for you. Even if you only have one child, this is one you'll get a ton of value from.Dr. Todd Cartmell is a...
2021-02-0950 min
The Awe-manac: A Dailyish Dose of WonderThe Awe-manac: January 13Today’s Awe-manac explores the creative inspiration triggered by accordions and the Fuller Brush Men. A quote from the philosopher, Unknown, might make you laugh but more importantly you may go away inspired to do your own creative work.From the book, The Awe-manac: Dailyish Dose of Wonder.Mentioned today: www.fuller.comThe Muse is In
2021-01-1308 min
Ever Forward Radio with Chase ChewningWhy Adventure May Be the Missing Link in Your Health and Fitness and the Importance of Setting Goals Around Your Dreams with Jill De JongIt's no secret that 2020 has, almost overnight, unleashed a trove of challenges that spared no one. We've all had to adapt every single aspect of our lives to deal with these challenges all year long. Jill has a refreshing take on thriving amid all the uncertainties 2020 has brought—a take defined by a boundless energy to live every day as if it were the last, childlike optimism for what lies ahead, and a hunger for opportunities to inject fun and adventure into all that she does. Listen in as Jill shares the power of stepping back and lo...
2020-12-2158 min
Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & EcologyEp.20 Cattle farming in "Centralia" - Gillian Fennell (@stationmum101)Gillian Fennell is a cattle farmer sitting on a million acres in central Australia. In this episode, she speaks about looking after the land so the right plants can grow that will feed her livestock, why she runs only 5000 head of cattle on her massive property, and why branding the hide of animals is necessary. You might ask, "is a cattle episode relevant for the Plants Grow Here podcast?" And I would respond, "absolutely". EPISODE LINKSFollow Jill on Twitter: @stationmum101 / Check out the Country Women's Association of Australia: h...
2020-12-1355 min
SciDance10: Injury reduction & risk profiling with Melanie FullerMelanie Fuller, Australian physiotherapist, discusses injury reduction and risk profiling in dance. This episode draws on Melanie's recent work which looks at timings of injuries across a dancer's training and career development, and explores how risk profiling may prove a useful tool in managing training and educating dancers. Resources -https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32339996/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31500693/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16616614/Find Melanie here -Email: melanie.fuller@hdr.qut.edu.auP...
2020-08-1734 min