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You Gonna Eat That Crust?Pizza Bones: Jessica Camilleri feat. Kate from Down Under...Oi!This week on pizza Bones we have one ans only Kate from Down under ( oi) to discuss the Australian true story of Jessica Camilleri. Jessica Camilleri was responsible for the murder of her very own Mother horor and tragedy ensued. See Greg and Nate outclassed by Kate as they delve into this tragic tale and learn a little something along the way. Check it out!!!In Crust We Trust2025-07-221h 06
Secret Passage PodcastLocked Out & Locked In: Madison Holleran’s Mask of Perfection and Inner PainIn this episode of The Secret Passage Podcast we discuss Madison Holleran, a 19-year-old University of Pennsylvania student and elite athlete who died by suicide in 2014. Despite her outward success and curated social media presence, Madison struggled with the transition to college life and became depressed. We discuss how societal expectations, social media, and unrecognized mental health struggles can create a silent crisis, even in those who seem to "have it all." Links: What Made Maddy Run by Kate Fagan: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/kate-fagan/what-made-maddy-run/9780316356534/?lens=little-brown Madison Holleran Foundation: https://www.madisonholleranfoundation.org/ Suicide Prevention Resource Center: https...2025-07-181h 26
The Dirty Secrets Podcast with Kate Shelor🎙️ Ep 041 – Lauren Elise Rogers – Purity Culture, Secret Fantasies & Escaping ShameDirty Secrets Ep 041“Lauren Elise Rogers – Purity Culture, Secret Fantasies & Escaping Shame” Ever tried to go from “don’t touch yourself” to “be a sex goddess overnight”? Yeah... it doesn’t exactly work. Lauren Elise Rogers was raised in deep evangelical purity culture, married a man who later came out as gay, and spent years untangling shame from her sexuality. Now? She’s a sex educator on a mission.We go deep on obligatory sex, religious guilt, post-divorce horniness, and why masturbation was her ultimate act of rebellion. Lauren shares her fan...2025-07-171h 11
Nights & WeekendsTalent Buyer Doug Kelley On The Evolution of the Bug JarThis is the final episode of our first season, and it feels fitting to close things out with a conversation about the place that’s been at the center of Rochester’s music scene for decades: the Bug Jar. We sat down with Doug Kelley, the talent buyer who’s been booking bands and holding it all together, to talk about what it really takes to keep a venue alive—and why it still matters.We get into the past and present of the scene, what’s working, and what needs to change (hint: more all-ages shows). Thank...2025-06-2538 min
MBA Golden Buzzer PodcastMasterclass in Real Leadership: Beyond the Growth Story w/ Kate Rogers Mery de BellegardeStanford GSB MSx alumna and founder of Sprouts Chef Training, Kate Rogers Mery de Bellegarde, returns to share what it really takes to lead with purpose. From scaling a mission-driven organization to managing tough team dynamics, Kate opens up about the messy middle of leadership — the space between vision and sustainable growth. This episode is packed with honest insights for founders, future MBAs, and anyone redefining success on their own terms.2025-06-1837 min
For a Purpose PodcastGrace in the Chaos: Motherhood, Dreams & Divine Kindness with Kaitlin RogersIn this heartfelt episode, host Kate sits down with special guest Kaitlin Rogers for a deeply honest and inspiring conversation about the beautiful, messy journey of motherhood. Together, they explore how becoming a mom reshapes your identity, the unexpected ways God’s kindness shows up in everyday life, and what it looks like to keep chasing your dreams—even when your hands (and heart) are full.Whether you're a new mom, a dreamer in a season of waiting, or someone seeking encouragement in the chaos, this episode will remind you that you’re not alone—and that grace is...2025-06-181h 03MBA Golden Buzzer PodcastStanford MSx to CEO: The Leadership Blueprint for Founders w/ Kate Rogers Mery de BellegardeIn this episode of the Golden Buzzer Podcast, MBA admissions expert Ellin Lolis interviews Stanford alumna Kate Rogers Mery de Bellegarde, founder of Sprouts Chef Training and hospitality entrepreneur. Kate shares powerful insights into her MSx experience, including how she scaled her mission, balanced wellness with ambition, and turned down major funding in service of her purpose. This is a must-listen for leaders looking to combine business with deep personal impact.2025-06-1146 minNights & WeekendsClara Reidlinger on Why Old Time Music is PunkThis episode dives into the layered, living tradition of old time music with local musician and filmmaker Clara Riedlinger. Clara breaks down how old time is less a strict genre and more a cultural stew—blending European, African, and Indigenous influences into something deeply communal. We talk about how the music is passed along not through sheet music, but by ear, by memory, and by hanging out—people teaching each other tunes in kitchens, on porches, and at jam circles. Clara shares how she found her way into the scene, and why old time isn’t just about the music...2025-06-1135 minNights & WeekendsHow Musician, Broadcaster, and Booker Hannah Maier Keeps Rochester LoudHannah Maier wears a lot of hats: musician, booking agent, and music director at WRUR. In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to juggle all of that—while still caring deeply about the scene. From fair pay for artists to the behind-the-scenes work of booking shows, Hannah shares what really goes into making local music happen. We also get into the importance of showing up—because a good scene doesn’t just magically exist. People make it. So… be one of them.Mentionsmomshomebooking.com (@momshomebooking)Candy Music (@candycountrymusic) thesoundr...2025-05-2840 minNights & WeekendsLilac Fest Spotlight: Coral Moons on Building a Local Music HomeIn this episode, Carly and Justin from local indie pop band, Coral Moons, talk about their own experiences in the local scene and share what they’re seeing shift around them. They dig into why festivals like Lilac Fest matter — especially when they start putting local artists on bigger stages instead of always booking the same national acts.They’re hyped about the way the lineup is changing and what it means for local bands getting in front of new crowds. We also get into the importance of building spaces where artists can actually thrive — without going broke to...2025-05-1437 minNights & WeekendsPeter Holström Talks Dandy Warhols’ New EP, Tour, and Supporting Local ScenesIn this episode, I talk with Pete Holmström from The Dandy Warhols ahead of the band’s May 11 show at Anthology in Rochester. We get into the importance of local music scenes and why they still matter, even in a hyper-online world. Pete reflects on how music distribution has changed—from passing around mix cds to navigating streaming algorithms—and what that’s meant for artists. We also talk about the Dandy Warhols’ new ROCK REMAKER EP, how it came together, and the collaborators that helped shape it. It’s a good reminder that music is still one of the best w...2025-05-0934 minNights & WeekendsLilac Festival Talent Buyer Dave Drago on Local Talent + Supporting Our SceneThis week, we talk with Dave Drago — talent buyer for the fest and owner of 1809 Studios — about the Lilac Festival and its long-overdue focus on local artists. we discuss why he’s pushing to book more original music and fewer tribute acts. We get into how he found his way back into the local scene, his drive to build community, and why paying artists fairly isn’t optional.We also chat about what makes the Lilac Fest special, and how giving local musicians a real stage isn’t just good for the scene — it’s good for the city.2025-05-0735 minNights & WeekendsHow DIY label Raincoated Records is opening doors for Rochester’s artistsThis week on Nights and Weekends, we talk with Nate and Jake, the duo behind Raincoated Records—a DIY label that’s quietly growing into a recording studio (Lilypad Underground), video production shop, and creative hub for Rochester artists.Their tape release project Spit Takes and Split Tapes is part documentation, part celebration of the local scene—highlighting bands you should know and making it easier for new ones to get heard.We get into the why behind what they’re doing: creating accessible space, encouraging collaboration, and building something that’s actually useful for local musi...2025-04-2338 minNights & WeekendsBad Ending Owner Fred McCoy on Starting a Venue, Building Community & Showing UpJoin us as we chat with Fred McCoy, the owner of newly updated bar and venue, Bad Ending. We dive into his personal history with music photography, how that led to buying and restoring one of his favorite places in Rochester, and his vision for creating an inclusive space that welcomes different musical genres. Mentionsbarbadending.com (@barbadending)thesoundrochester.com (@thesoundroc)lunchador.org (@lunchadorpodcasts)Mentioned in this episode:Joe Bean RoastersUse promo code Lunchador for 15% off your order!
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Let's Talk About MoneyLet's Talk About Living Your Yes Life With Kate RogersIn this conversation, Kate Rogers, an artist and interior designer, discusses her philosophy of living a 'yes life' through art and personal investment. She shares her childhood memories related to money, the fear of spending, and how her perspective on luxury has evolved. Kate emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with meaningful items that reflect personal dreams and desires, and she offers advice on how to dream big even when feeling financially constrained. The discussion highlights the connection between art, self-care, and financial mindset, ultimately encouraging listeners to invest in their happiness and well-being.Book a Call...2025-04-0530 min
The Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations about ControlI’m delighted to be welcoming another guest to the show today, fellow coach Kate Adey. We discuss what it means to be in control, how much control we do have and what role anxiety plays for us. Join us as we explore the narratives we construct for ourselves and how we can reframe our stories. Kate works with leaders in professional services navigating the challenges of a busy career and home life, helping them reconnect with the freedom and flow of their true nature. You can connect with kate either via LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/kateadey) or via...2025-04-0230 minNights & WeekendsScar Markham on the Power of Music and Art: Exploring the Intersection of Rochester’s Creative CommunitiesOur conversation with Scar Markham and his journey within the Rochester music scene. He highlights the importance of representation and inclusivity in this vibrant community. Scar also shares his experience moving back to Rochester from New York City, reflecting on the differences in artistic opportunities. We dive into his thoughts on how local music venues are evolving and the need for more support for emerging artists. With a blend of personal stories and professional insights, Scar emphasizes the importance of creating a welcoming atmosphere that uplifts marginalized voices, reminding us of the power of shared experiences and the need...2025-03-2642 minNights & WeekendsHow Katie Morey is Building a Community through Education and CreativityThis week, we’re talking with Katie Morey—musician, DIY veteran, and co-owner of Submarine School of Music—about what it takes to build something real in Rochester’s music scene. From booking basement shows to touring with Pleistocene, Katie’s been in it for the long haul. Now, she’s helping shape the next wave of musicians, creating a space where learning music feels as natural as making it. We get into her journey, the evolution of Rochester’s DIY scene, and what it means to keep pushing forward.Mentionsthesubmarineschool.com (@submarineschoolofmusic)katiemorey.b...2025-03-1232 minNights & WeekendsNights & Weekends: Who we are and why Rochester's music scene mattersRochester, New York has a vibrant music scene. The Sound Rochester was started to amplify this scene and create awareness of our musicians, foster connections, and promote live music events. We started this podcast as an opportunity to sit down with local changemakers who are impacting our local music scene, from venue owners to artists to the musicians who are contributing their art. Our conversation highlights the significance of collaboration and mutual support within the artistic community, emphasizing that the fabric of Rochester's culture is enriched by the contributions of both performers and those who...2025-02-2626 min
The ADHD Kids Can Thrive PodcastThe ADHD Porcupine Approach to Handle Oppositional Kids and Build Emotional Safety with Dr. Christie RogersLearn kind and practical tips to support your ADHD child by downloading the First 3 Chapters of the book for FREE here: https://bit.ly/first_3_chapters
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In this episode, host Kate Brownfield sits down with Dr. Christie Rogers-Larke, founder and clinical director of Outside of the Box Therapy in South Carolina. Dr. Christie shares her journey growing up with ADHD, her observations as a therapist, and the inspiration behind her children's book, The ADHD Porcupine and the Bunny.
Diagnosed with ADHD in college, Dr. Christie uses her personal experiences and professional...2025-02-0321 min
Let's Talk About MoneyLet's Talk About Living Your Yes Life With Kate RogersIn this conversation, Kate Rogers, an artist and interior designer, discusses her philosophy of living a 'yes life' through art and personal investment. She shares her childhood memories related to money, the fear of spending, and how her perspective on luxury has evolved. Kate emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with meaningful items that reflect personal dreams and desires, and she offers advice on how to dream big even when feeling financially constrained. The discussion highlights the connection between art, self-care, and financial mindset, ultimately encouraging listeners to invest in their happiness and well-being.Book a Call...2025-01-2930 min
Jesus EnergyOn Living from our Essence through Radically Welcoming All Parts of Ourselves with Frank RogersIn this episode we hear from award winning author and long time professor - but most crucially the profoundly wise and gentle soul- Frank Rogers Jr. We learn from his wisdom on Internal Family Systems, how it can help us live a life that feels good in our bones, and of course the way it relates to the loving and compassionate mission of Jesus. IFS telehealth collective https://ifstherapyonline.com/california?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAABdqL95H3u9-PcLyK4uEeYQrRQy9y&gclid=Cj0KCQiA88a5BhDPARIsAFj595gjhPhrDaSJNiABtlSxqFi4E_Pq-9FglVwig8...2025-01-2652 min
WTF: Where's the Fun?How to Create an Environment That Reflects Your Bold, Curious, and Limitless Spirit—with Kate RogersIs your environment a true reflection of your bold, limitless spirit—or does it feel more like a relic of your past self?In this week’s episode of WTF Where’s the Fun?, we’re joined by Kate Rogers, a self-taught abstract artist on a mission to infuse colour, energy, and bold expression into the homes and lives of those craving an unordinary life. Kate believes that your environment is more than just a backdrop—it can be a powerful tool for creating a life full of curiosity, expression, and endless possibilities.Here’s what we ex...2025-01-2143 min
Living Big MindfullyEp 56: Could a Single Word Be More Powerful Than a New Year’s Resolution? With Russell RogersThat's the voice of Russell Rogers!Have you chosen your Power Word for 2025 yet? If not, or if you're not sure where to start, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered in today’s episode of Living Big Mindfully!Russell is an author, speaker, and founder of Movetoday365.In this episode, Russell shares a bit about his own story, how he’s been able to create an intention-driven life, and his mission to bring people and families together t...2024-12-1756 min
Essential Ingredients Podcast017: Serving Up Second Chances: How the Sprouts Chef Training Program for Youths is Transforming Lives and the Future with Kate Rogers, Nelson German, and Michael Bauers“A job is a give and take. You give your time, you build momentum, and you build value in the community; but then you also receive financial remuneration. But this is about cooking as well, and the healing component of kitchens.” —Kate Rogers “It's not just for a job, it's for the future. These kids are thinking long-term, which is something that is hard to see in the youth.” —Nelson German “Just one thing going right can change your life.” —Michael Bauer For many young adults facing hardship, the path to...2024-12-0336 min
Anchor Your DreamsBuilding Unseen Dreams | Kate Rogers CreationsNAVIGATING SITUATIONAL DEPRESSION AND HONOURING YOUR TRUE SELF THROUGH ART
Join us in celebrating her successes, exploring the challenges faced, and gaining inspiration for your own journey. Remember, the path to success is a collaborative one, and you are not alone.
Main Topics:
Kate’s Journey: Overcoming Depression
Art and Entrepreneurship
Prioritizing Play During Discouragement
Creating and Interpreting Art
Overcoming Blocks and Embracing Color
In this episode of 'Anchor Your Dreams,' host Meghan McQuillan welcomes artist and entrepreneur Kate Rogers. The discussion kicks off with a humorous take on enduring cold weather wit...2024-11-281h 38
Generation MomCall Your Mom: An Interview with Elizabeth Kendig and Kate Rogers of Les Femmes QuotidienneIn this episode of Generation Mom, hosts Rachel, Pam, and Laurel are joined by Elizabeth Kendig and Kate Rogers, creators of the Substack Le Femme Quotidienne. They explore the decline of hustle culture, the joy of creating content for its own sake, and the evolving perspectives on work-life balance across generations. Elizabeth and Kate share their journey from casual conversations to a meaningful newsletter, emphasizing passion and authenticity. The discussion highlights generational shifts in career values, from financial success to personal fulfillment, and addresses the challenges young people face in the modern job market. Tune in for insights on...2024-10-254h 07
a waterfall of wisdomart dreams & the life of an art teacher: with mr. rogerswhen i sat down in the art room & mr. rogers began to get excited telling me about his job as an art teacher and about his summer chalk art, i knew this episode was going to be a special one! mr. rogers is one of the most supportive & upbeat teachers i know and i am hyped to have his personality & passion captured on the podcast. you do not want to miss it! 🎨👨🏼🎨✨
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Health Hope Harmony: A Mental Health Podcast Redefining Health Restoring Hope Reaching Harmony96 - Embracing Perimenopause: A Journey Through Cyclical Living and Intuitive Eating with Kate Williams Stone pt 2Send us a textEmbark on an empowering exploration with Kate Williams Stone as she shares her transformation from confronting weight stigma to becoming a beacon of support for women navigating Peri-menopause. Together, we unearth the essence of cyclical living and intuitive eating, revealing how syncing with our menstrual cycle's four phases can revolutionize our relationship with food, body image, and productivity. For women over 40, this episode promises guidance and strategies to redefine midlife transitions with grace and self-compassion. Your feedback fuels our conversation, so send your thoughts and let's continue this vital dialogue.As...2024-02-0131 minHealth Hope Harmony: A Mental Health Podcast Redefining Health Restoring Hope Reaching Harmony95 - Embracing Perimenopause: Navigating Symptoms and Body Positivity with Kate Williams Stone pt 1Send us a textHave you ever felt bewildered by perimenopause, uncertain what to expect from this transformative phase? Let Kate Williams Stone, a non-diet health and life coach with a special focus on perimenopause, illuminate the path for you. Together, we unravel the complexities of perimenopause, from distinguishing it from menopause to addressing the symptomatic changes women encounter—often starting in their 40s. In a culture brimming with stigma and shame around natural life transitions, we join forces to alter the narrative, championing a message of empowerment and body positivity. Kate, with her expertise on intuitive ea...2024-01-2523 min
Brian Crombie Radio HourBrian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1056 - Homelessness with Kate RogersBrian interviews Kate Rogers. Kate is a poet and the co-director of the Art Bar Poetry Series in Toronto who launched her co-authored chapbook, The Homeless City. She also has a full-length collection of poetry coming out in February with AOS Publishing, The Meaning of Leaving, which touches on homelessness, and more broadly, society's disregard of violence toward the vulnerable, including violence toward women. Kate is a survivor of domestic violence. The main topics of tonight's show is: homelessness.2024-01-1949 min
Be SignificantKate McCaffrey: Paradigm TwistWe loved the idea of a Paradigm Twist that Kate McCaffrey brought to this week's podcast. The idea of looking at the status quo and saying "how can we do this differently?" is the founding principle of Kate's consulting and 30 years of leadership.
Kate is the Principal and Founder at Paradigm Twist Coaching and Consulting where she provides executive coaching and organizational consulting in the areas of personal and management leadership development, change management, change readiness, strategic planning, program launch and implementation. She is a certified executive coach, change leader, and DiSC practitioner.
With 3 decades of leadership at the college...2024-01-1552 min
The Divorce Survival Guide PodcastEpisode 245: The Four Relationship Styles with Dr. Anita Knight KuhnleyDo you know what your relationship style is? In this enlightening podcast episode, we delve into the fascinating world of relationship styles with Dr. Anita Knight Kuhnley, Associate Professor of Counseling at Liberty University and author of "The Mister Rogers Effect" and "The Four Relationship Styles: How Attachment Theory Can Help You in Your Search for Lasting Love" (releasing January 2024). Dr. Kuhnley, drawing from her extensive experience, shares valuable insights on identifying and understanding your relationship style, navigating relationships, and exploring the strengths and challenges inherent in each style. This episode uncovers the profound impact o...2023-12-1444 min
Refreshing LeadershipS1.13 Free up your mind! De-clutter, create fresh space, find your identity, and more… The “Psychology of Home” unlocked; Part 2, with Caroline Rogers, Professional DecluttererFree up your mind! De-clutter, create fresh space, find your identity, and more… The “Psychology of Home” unlocked; Part 2, with Caroline Rogers, Professional DecluttererCaroline and I unpack more of the psychology that underpins why we don’t say someone is “houseless”, we say they are “homeless”. There is enormous psychological power that lies dormant and unnoticed, simply in the very act of curating the spaces where we live.Caroline tartly points out that for many centuries now, in many cultures, the act of cleaning and taking care of the home has been diminished and minimized. Inste...2023-06-0142 min
Refreshing LeadershipS1.12 Free up your mind! De-clutter, create fresh space, find your identity, and more… The “Psychology of Home” unlocked; Part 1, with Caroline Rogers, Professional DecluttererMental baggage is something we all have. I find that in my trauma-informed work, it is often reflected in other areas of life. Having a good clear out is something I regularly did to clear my mind, long before I studied psychology!For myself, now in my 30th home in 23 years, and an ex-pat, I have experienced first hand the power of making my family home anywhere. On purpose, I create it into a “den” where we can all retreat to, to reboot. Some of the clutter is highly important, objects that help us remember who we are...2023-05-2533 min