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The Real Life of Transparent MotherhoodBeyond Pilates with Kendra Quinn WardIn this episode, I sat down with movement specialist Kendra Quinn-Ward. We discussed where her passion for pilates came from, why she became an instructor, and the benefits for Pilates for any and everyone. Our conversation included things like menopause, mental health, and health prioritization.
2026-02-0958 min
BeachesBeaches 10.25.2025Hope you make it to the beach real soon Playlist
Alla Beni Pulla Beni by Baris Mancho on Private Press (Private Press)
Take A Hint by Brenda on College of Knowledge (College of Knowledge)
Oakley's Car Wash by El Michels Affair on Big Crown (Big Crown)
Mind On Madrid by Salvator Dragatto on COSA (COSA)
Have A Seat (part 1 & 2) by Professor Creepshow on Sic Records (Sic Records)
A Return to Normal by Salvator Dragatto on COSA (COSA)
Kids Part 1 by Haircuts For Men on Genom (Genom)
After Midnight by Kendra Morris on Karma Chief (Karma...
2025-10-2500 min
Mom Breaks: Science and Stories of Postpartum PsychosisKendra’s Crisis: Out-of-State Care, Labor in a Psych Ward, and Recovery Beyond Perinatal PsychosisIn this episode, we hear from Kendra, a patient care technician, first-time mom, and psychosis survivor. Kendra shares her experience with a psychotic break during her pregnancy in 2022 - involving a cross-country drive, psychiatric hospitalization, and the challenges of navigating motherhood with limited support. She also offers advice for other survivors - your psychosis is one moment in your life, and it doesn’t define you.We discuss:The role of social support during pregnancy, postpartum, and psychiatric crisesVoluntary vs. involuntary psychiatric admissionMandatory reporting and CPS involvement in perinatal mental health situationsHow childhood adversity can influence me...
2025-10-231h 08
Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers hosted by Mark StevensMentors At The Ready! Jun 27, 2024This year at Colorado Gold in September, you can sign up for a special mentor session with one of nine mentors who will take time to work with you one-on-one and discuss any topic about writing and publishing under the sun. Well, there were originally nine mentors, but one mentor’s schedule is already full. The appointments cost only $40. You can schedule the mentor session as you register, but if you’ve already done so you can contact conference@rmfw.org and set it up. These are 30-minute “Ask Me Anything” appointments.
So, this time on the podcast - four of those...
2025-07-2852 min
Read AppalachiaEp. 40 | The Talking Appalachian PodcastKendra Winchester talks with Dr. Amy Clark, the creator of The Talking Appalachian Podcast.Things MentionedThe Talking Appalachian PodcastTalking Appalachian is a podcast about the Appalachian Mountain region's voiceplace (its words and accents) and other aspects of its culture, such as literature, lore, and locale. Hosted by Dr. Amy Clark, an applied linguist and co-founding Director of the Center for Appalachian Studies at the University of Virginia's College at Wise. Her writing on Appalachia has appeared in the New York Times, Oxford American Magazine, Salon.com, on NPR, and Harvard University...
2025-06-1246 min
Left of the ProjectorStrange Days (1995) with Kendra DawseyKendra Dawsey:https://www.instagram.com/bossy_dawsey/https://letterboxd.com/bossy_dawsey/Left of the Projector Linkshttps://www.patreon.com/LeftoftheProjectorPodhttps://boxd.it/5T9O1https://leftoftheprojectorpod.threadless.com/https://leftoftheprojector.comhttps://instagram.com/leftoftheprojectorhttp://tiktok.com/@leftoftheprojectorpodhttps://www.threads.net/@leftoftheprojector
2025-05-271h 07
Gather in ChristCovenant Confidence and Succession of the Prophet with Shauna SeamonsIf you want to increase your confidence then it is time to unify with Christ and His covenantal blessings. Join Andrea and Kendra as they welcome back guest Shauna Seamons to discuss the importance of Church membership and its relationship to Godly confidence. BioShauna Seamons', Ed.D. Coordinator for Seminaries and Institutes of ReligionThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsCentral New England AreaShauna considers it a privilege it is to work in Church Education. She lives in Boston and am...
2025-05-131h 11
Toronto News and InformationExplore Toronto's Comedy, Culture and News on a Crisp March DayWelcome to 'Things to do in Toronto' on this crisp Friday, March 7, 2025 As you step out into the city, you'll be greeted by a mix of sunny skies and a hint of winter's lingering chill, with temperatures feeling around minus 10 degrees due to the gusty winds. But don't let that deter you – today is packed with exciting events and activities that cater to all interests.First off, if you're in the mood for some laughter and creativity, head over to the Sweet Action Theatre for the March edition of TIGHT FIVE. This fun, fast-paced variety show features clowns, co...
2025-03-0703 min
Read AppalachiaEp. 34 | TestimoniesIn today’s episode of the podcast, Kendra Winchester talks to authors Rae Garringer and Chris Aluka Berry.Books MentionedCountry Queers: A Love Letter by Rae GarringerAffrilachia: Testimonies by. Chris Aluka BerrySalvage the Bones by Jesmyn WardBastard Out of Carolina by Dorothy AllisonSouthernmost by Silas HouseThe Prettiest Star by Carter SickelsAnother Appalachia by Neema AvashiaPraising for the Kitchen Ghosts by Crystal WilkersonWhen All God’s Children Get Together: A Celebration of the Lives and Music of African American People in Far Western North Carolina by Ann Miller WoodfordLittle Worlds by Rob AmbergA is for Affrilachia by F...
2024-11-081h 21
Kendra Dee Carroll with: God’s yes Girls Ministry Makers, “Do what God has called you to do.”Interview with Dawn Ward “From Guilt to Grace” topics of innocence and drugs you need to know!An interview with Dawn Ward and her book from Guilt to Grace. How a mother handled letting Jesus in the story of addiction! And careful mommas this isn’t what you think! This is one of those good momma best parenting stories and the children’s innocence actually trapped them! How we must pray pray pray and nothing is in our own strength. It’s a reminder that drugs and sadness are in our world and what can we do to be more aware and protect others or educate them. This episode might need to be shared so be prayin...
2024-10-2848 min
The MaineHealth PodcastBACON - Episode 58: Our New CMO Kendra Emery, DOBACON - Episode 58: Our New CMO Kendra Emery, DO
In this month's episode of BACON, Mike and Heather welcome Dr. Kendra Emery, the ACO's Chief Medical Officer. as they delve into her insights and plans for the organization. Discover how Dr. Emery's vision aligns with ACO priorities and get a sneak peek into upcoming projects, including an exciting event in May.
BACON is the MaineHealth ACO’s monthly news and information podcast, hosted by Mike Clark, MD and Heather Ward, MD. Find previous episodes here on Podbean, or listen at our website.
2024-03-1417 min
That We May Be OneKendra DahleToday you get to hear an interview with Kendra Dahle. Kendra and her family have been in the ward for about 6 years, and she currently serves as a Sunday school teacher.
In this interview she shares experiences like her first husband going to prison when she was pregnant with twins, choosing to come back to church as she raised them on her own, feeling God’s support during a loved ones’ suicide attempt and finally realizing the blessing of being sealed to all her children.
2024-01-1050 min
6 Degrees of John KeelEpisode 150: Werewolves, Dogmen and Lycanthropy with Steve WardSteve Ward returns to the podcast and he and Barbara to talk about dogmen in the US and werewolves in the UK. The work of the late Linda Gregory--the researcher who brought the dogman into public awareness in the US--and the new documentary by Paul Sinclair--a great researcher in the UK are also discussed.
2023-12-201h 35
Contagion EffectEpisode 87 4WARD ProjectI got to talk to Brian and Kendra Ward from the 4WARD Project honoring their son Eric Ward.
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2023-11-231h 16
Is It Hot Enough For Ya?Kendra Wiley on Sustainable Cities and Career BurnoutKicking off Season 3, we have Kendra Wiley, who was The First Black Woman Legislative Director of the Deparment of Energy & Environment in DC and current Legislative Director for Ward 5 Councilmember Zachary Parker. With her we have Clarissa Smith, Smith is a junior Howard University environmental study major and legal communications minor with a future in environmental law. 'Is It Hot Enough For Ya?' Season 3 focuses on pairing our guests with other climate focused youth who are pursuing their field. Connect w/ our guests: Kendra- https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendrawiley/ Clarissa- https://www.linkedin.com/in/clarissa-smith-35018422a...
2023-11-0157 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainMicroanimism: A Conversation with Siv Watkins about Being in Relationship with the SmallsWelcome to the world of Microanimism with microbiologist, independent scholar, and ritualist, Siv Watkins, PhD. Siv introduces us to the enigmatic yet ordinary realm of microorganisms, with whom humans have been entangled with since our very beginnings. She says that “the microbial world dares us to identify our human selves within the rest of the living and dying world.”
Listening to Siv, I could feel the crisp lines of my human-centric viewpoint get wondrously blurry. Here are some of the highlights from our conversation:
As a young girl, Siv had an intense fear of throwing up and...
2023-10-1754 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEmbodied Elements Series: The Earth Element & Nourishing Our Dark CentersThe migrating birds know. The slowing, dying bumble bees know. The gnarled, wild pear tree knows, its fruit thumping to the earth. Something has been released, a heaviness is settling into our limbs, the tree’s limbs, the earth’s limbs. The cosmic axis has shifted, moving us into what is potentially one of the most challenging transitions of the seasonal wheel. In this episode we explore all things Earth Element: in our bodies, in our minds, how have we been digesting our world?
We also wonder...
What do our animal bodies know about this time of year...
2023-09-1635 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEcotherapy & Reclaiming Our Wholeness: A Conversation with Beth Stephens about Holding Ourselves in All That it Means to Be Human [Episode 29]I’d call it Beth Stephens superpower: creating spaces that help women cherish the messy, mucky, imperfect wholeness of themselves. As an Ecopyschologist, Beth guides women through journeys of deep self-inquiry, working with nature while remembering themselves as a part of nature. Our conversation beautifully weaves through questions such as, why are we humans the only species who seem to have forgotten their essential completeness and what does it mean to get out of our own way so that mystery can dream through us?
These inquiries were quite slippery, but I felt like Beth did a beautiful jo...
2023-08-131h 05
Read or DeadWomen in Translation Month!Katie McLain Horner and Kendra Winchester talk about books by women in translation!Follow the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.Wanna escape the Dog Days of summer with purrfect book recommendations? Let Tailored Book Recommendations pick awesome books to keep you entertained. Touch grass, grab some lemonade, and enjoy TBR's picks. Visit mytbr.co to sign up today!NEWSHyperion Avenue is debuting a new Marvel crime series! These will be novels rather than graphic novels, and they’ll feature writing from S.A. Cosby, Lisa Jewell, and Al...
2023-08-1151 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainThe Embodied Elements: The Fire Element & Deepening Our Intimacy with All of Life [Episode 28]It may be the longest journey we ever take- those 18 inches between our heads and our hearts. Here in the Fire elemental season, we can find new dimensions of healing through heart connection and widening our sense of relational intimacy with everything around us. But summer themes of full unfurling are mixed with emotionally-intelligent discernment so that our hearts are able to use their deepest sense of knowing, responding well to each individual moment. This prevents the over-extending, boundary-leaking, or over-consuming that can sometimes happen when we are swept away by the natural enthusiasm of summer spell-making.
...
2023-07-2333 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainRegenerative Partnering with Nature: A Conversation with Chara Armon about Moving Beyond Eco-Anxiety [Episode 27]Perhaps our human worry is the last thing the earth needs at these trickster crossroads. This is the core inquiry of Chara Armon, PhD., founder of The School for Humans and Earth: how can we actively move from eco-anxiety to eco-inspiration? Because how we view life on this planet and our place within it as human beings, directly determines how we choose to contribute or not. With a dash of neuroscience, a sprinkling of informed optimism, and a wallop of animist celebration, our conversation is an exploration into how humans might still be good medicine for this planet.
2023-07-071h 02
Woman Who Rubs the MountainA Wild, Undomesticated Heart: A conversation with Jen Hudziec about the Intimacies of Summer [Episode 26]In celebration of the summer solstice, End of Life Doula, Ancestral Lineage Repair Practitioner, and Ritualist, Jen Hudziec is back on the podcast to talk about the unabashed sensuality of summer, the joy of loving and being loved back by the living world, and using pleasure as an essential earth-honoring skill. Jen also shares some of her insights and experiences as a Fire Walk instructor, working with fire as an ancestor who demands our full dedication and attention. At the end of our conversation, Jen guides us in a beautiful summer solstice meditation.
Here are the highlights:
2023-06-201h 07
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEcofluency: A Conversation with Saskia von Diest about Co-creation & Communication with Nature [Episode 25]In the latest episode of the Woman Who Rubs the Mountain, Nature communication consultant, teacher, and facilitator, Dr. Saskia von Diest, shares her story of shifting from her PhD in plant pathology to postdoctoral research investigations of intuitive farming. With the guidance of the living world around her, she created a term to describe a deeper way of knowing - Ecofluency. Perhaps it is the most critical skill we can develop as humans, the ability to sit in dialogue and ask the Earth directly: what is needed at this moment on the planet? Because it's only when we ask...
2023-06-031h 05
Woman Who Rubs the MountainThe Stories of Everything: A Conversation with Carina Lyall about Hearing the Many Truths [Episode 24]It was a joy to lean in with the host of the Becoming Nature podcast, Carina Lyall. Our conversation easily flowed between squirrel games (spoiler alert, they want all the walnuts), how certain stories come straight from the Earth, and the relief of physically/mentally de-centering ourselves when we are outside. My favorite part of our conversation was when Carina described storytelling as the “wildest sense of truth-telling.” Even when we don’t know the old stories of the land where we live, we can know the many smaller truths of the beings around us. Sparrow has his truth, Violet...
2023-05-0457 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainThe Land Knows You Better Than You Know Yourself [Episode 23]Paths lead us forward in acts of collective mark-making, while also leading us backwards into memory, as well as inwards, deeper into ourselves. In this one-year anniversary episode of the Woman Who Rubs the Mountain podcast, I reflect on this sense of pressing into the place where we live, all the while exposing overlapping intimacies between personal story and land story. This episode brings a deep curiosity to why we live where we do (out of all the places on the planet, why here?) And in what ways does this land already know who we are, what we could...
2023-04-2356 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainThe Embodied Elements: Indulging Our Chlorophyll Reveries [Episode 22]It’s been an entire turn of the seasonal wheel since the podcast began and I am excited to spiral back to the Embodied Elements Series with you. By embodied elements I am wondering, how is the season and its corresponding change in landscape arising within your inner landscape? What energies are rousing in the land where you live and how are they emerging through your heart and psyche?
Right now we are smack dab in Liver energy/ Wood element/ spring season and our clever body knowing doesn’t need to be an expert in theoretical ideas about the...
2023-04-0234 min
Being in Motherhood PodcastNicole’s 7 Things I Wish I Knew Sooner in MotherhoodIn the previous episode, we talked about seven things Kendra wishes she knew sooner in motherhood. Today, it’s Nicole’s turn to share the secrets in her motherhood toolkit. (A teaser: childbirth can actually feel SATISFYING!)In those first few years, when we’re holding our newborns and are extremely fatigued, it can be hard to see the big picture. But what we want you to know is that this experience is helping you in ways you can’t see yet.We hope that you embrace parenthood as the hero’s journey that it is, from t...
2023-03-2830 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainProtecting Our Inner and Outer Wilds: A Conversation with Vanessa Chakour [Episode 21]From a young age, author and herbalist Vanessa Chakour was struck by the archetype of Artemis as the original land protector and environmental activist. In her book, Awakening Artemis, Vanessa skillfully tells her personal story through a healing mandala of herbalism, plant lore, and eco-warriorship. In this latest episode of the Woman Who Rubs the Mountain, Vanessa further explains her draw to Artemis and all things misunderstood in nature, particularly weeds and wolves. Vanessa also gives us all of the exciting details of her burgeoning love affair as the land steward of a place called Mt. Owen Forest Sanctuary...
2023-03-2047 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainLonging For Our Wild Beginnings: A Conversation with Rachel Corby About the Complexities of Unconscious Human Harm [Episode 20]Whether it’s a seashell collection that sits on your toilet, silky feathers tucked into your car’s dashboard, or rocks lining your kitchen windowsill, it is our human tendency to collect and extract everything around us. In this latest episode of Woman Who Rubs the Mountain, author and plant spirit medicine teacher, Rachel Corby, and I wonder about the ways and reasons we pile up nature all around us. How can we be in the natural world and not turn it into yet another consumeristic activity, stress management plan, or means to fill some deep human neediness within?
2023-03-0654 min
OBSHow Great God Is - S5E31Victory Tabernacle COGIC in Birmingham, AL presents The State of the Black Community, a detailed look at issues affecting African Americans in the United States presently and historically. The panel includes community activist and founder of Faith and Works, Cara McClure, Birmingham City School Board Member from District 9, Jason Meadows, Birmingham Police Detective Joseph Cunningham, and Birmingham Police Seargent and Attorney Kendra Ward Young.
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2023-02-262h 35
Woman Who Rubs the MountainWhispers From Dreamland: A Conversation About Being a Modern Druid [Episode 19]Some of us might feel pretty darn intimate with the place where we live, but Fearn Lickfield, Director of the Green Mountain Druid School, is literally, ceremoniously, married to the land she calls home. In the latest episode of Woman Who Rubs the Mountain, Fearn shares with us the precious story of how she courted and married Dreamland (+Ivan!), what it means to be a practicing, modern Druid, and how to consciously merge the traditions of ancient Celtic gods, goddesses, and far away lands, with the old knowings and ancestors of our current landscape. She grounds us at the...
2023-02-2059 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainPlant Spirit Medicine for Initiatory Times [Episode 18]Sink your taproot deep into the Earth and let's celebrate all that our plant kin have to share with us. Plant Spirit Wisdom teacher, Sara Artemisia, helps us relax into our birthright of kinship with the plants around us. In this episode, Sara and I explore entraining our nervous systems to giant tree meditators, radiating ourselves from the inside out like flowers, and honoring the many plantcestors who rest in the land where we live.
Here are the highlights from our conversation:
Sara delights in describing the land where she lives, which is the traditional ancestral h...
2023-02-0446 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEmbodied Elements Series: The Water Element & Plunging Into The Dark Enigma [Episode 17]Water is the keeper of memories, carrying them through blood, through breastmilk, through body essences, floating the old road rivers back to primordial oceans, connecting us to the birth waters of that First Woman, our original ancestor. Water held us in the womb, when we were just small slick fish, developing in our mother’s darkness. Here, water nourished us, resourced us in the development of our bony scaffolding. Here, water cradled us in the in-between, the liminal dreaming of moving from spirit to form. Here, water taught us about safety, peace, the power of gestation and a good, de...
2023-01-1936 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainTimeless Knowings: A Conversation About the Darkness From Which All Life Springs & Normalizing Death [Episode 16]Gather by the warmth of the wood stove for this special winter solstice episode of the Woman Who Rubs the Mountain podcast, where we explore radical introspection, loosening of uncertainty, and hibernating in the caves of soul questions with Death Doula, Ancestral Lineage Repair Practitioner, and Ritualist, Jen Hudziec. Jen belongs to an ancient group of healers who hold space for other humans in that final right of passage we all makeㅡdeath. But we don’t have to wait until our last moments to explore our mortality or know our cosmic gifts. Perhaps this big thing called ‘meaning’ that we...
2022-12-201h 11
SPEAKEASY with Kendra FisherThe One with The Honest Mom, Libby WardWhen you accidentally become an influencer in a world of algorithms and chaos, you end up becoming the go to for advice and criticism all on the same platform. This week, Libby and I discuss the highs and lows of internet “fame” and the effects these pressures have in real life. Also, you don’t want to miss the discussion that plays out between “the working parent” (me) and THE voice for so many stay at home mom’s who feel undervalued and unappreciated (her). What happens when we all need a break after “work”?
2022-11-301h 05
Woman Who Rubs the MountainGoing Skin to Skin: A Conversation About Eco-Soma and Sensory Bonding [Episode 15]Eco-Somatic Educator, Rivka Honeybee Worth, intertwines her love of dance and nature in a body of work she aptly refers to as Eco-Soma. The embodied practices of Eco-Soma are devoted to rebuilding healthy, reciprocal relationships with the living world. In this rich conversation, we explore experiences of fresh interplay between our bodies and the body of the earth, we feel into the presence practice of Futuring, and we consider the fields of possibility that arise from cell to cell listening.
It was joyful to yarn with my Gaian sister from across the planet. Here are the highlights:
2022-11-2857 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainFerociously Present: A Conversation About Caressing the Fractures for New Knowings [Episode 14]It was with utter delight that I recently shared a conversation with fellow intranaut and Ayurvedic medicine practitioner, Alana Layne Greenberg. I knew she would be game for turning off the lights so to speak, fumbling around with heightened senses, palpating the fissures, pressing up against some initiatory questions like: What does it mean to re-embody indigeneity? What’s up with our obsession about the end of the world? How does our human body reflect the land body and vice versa (and are there any ways that we might take this sense of “mirroring” too far?)
And more...
2022-11-0852 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainBlack Joy in Green Spaces [Episode 13]In this episode, two time TEDx speaker and eco-spiritualist, Chris Omni, MPH, shines her bright light on us in a celebration of Black joy in green spaces. This is her poetic theorization of Black joy:
“Black Joy is a Statement, Black Joy is a Stride, Black Joy is Permission, Black Joy is Pride, Black Joy is a form of Resistance, Black Joy is a form of Rest, Black Joy is ANYTHING you need it to be because Black Joy is truly the best!”
Chris’s enthusiasm for life is entirely contagious and you will not want t...
2022-10-2656 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEmbodied Elements Series: The Metal Element & Grief as Praise for Life [Episode 12]Each day the earth seems to be dipping her body downwards, inviting us to purposely step into the dark. Let us not resist, but willingly enter this long tunnel, this inner passageway with its smell of metals, its fertile stone blood. There is no reneging, no reversing the seasons, the elements, the death process. Every step brings us closer to the world’s silent chambers and its caves of glittering minerals, ever closer to the womb of winter, that immovable germinal place of brooding.
Here in the autumn season, we remember that Metal was one of the fi...
2022-10-0734 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainSoul Medicine for Personal & Collective Transformation: A Conversation about Living Through the Five Elements [Episode 11]A skilled weaver of the sacred through both the ancient and the modern, acupuncturist Lindsay Fauntleroy possesses the rare ability to make the principles of subtle energetic healing accessible within our daily lives. She does this with much wisdom and playfulness in her recently released book, “In Our Element: Using the Five Elements as Soul Medicine to Unleash Your Personal Power.” My favorite moment in our conversation was when she shared her invocation for the current Earth element “to walk like a mountain,” to allow her body to get heavy, to spread out, to take up spaaaaaace.
Here are...
2022-09-2040 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEmbodied Elements Series: Nourishing Our Dark Soil Centers [Episode 10]It could be argued that it is one of the most challenging transitions of the entire seasonal wheel: the ending of summer and the beginning of everything falling back to the earth. A magical opposition appears as the energies of the earth grow abundant and generous all the while mysteriously moving into decline and decrease. The Earth element conjures themes related to the harvest, nourishment, and digestion, all the while bringing us deeper into our flesh, our embodiment, our black soil centers. This is an element of substance, and it supports our ability to move wishful ideas into reality...
2022-09-0724 min
The Natural Wisdom PodcastRe-wilding ourselves with Kendra WardIn this episode of The Natural Wisdom Podcast, Kristine and Kendra had a wide-ranging conversation about remembering ourselves as nature embodied in human form. We talked about both why and how to heal the perceived split between human and nature; what 're-wilding' means and how to get started in your life, not matter where you live; and the process of awakening to ourselves as part of nature.We recorded the session just as the Sun moved into the sign of Virgo, and the energy of the season was very much a part of the conversation.
2022-09-0249 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainLand Alchemy: Co-creating Relationship with the Spirits of Gaia [Episode 9]Through land alchemy and working with flower essences, Camilla Blossom forms bridges of healing and reconciliation between humans and the spirited places where they live. Being in Camilla’s presence, you can feel a deep quiet, echoes from the deep void from which all life emerges.
Here are the highlights from our conversation:
(3:00) Our understanding about our work for Gaia may continuously evolve. Camilla describes herself as a Landwalker, because she feels as though she has been instructed to move to different places on the Earth. Recently she has been working with a magical arboretum nea...
2022-08-111h 05
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEmbodied Elements Series: The Fire Element- Deepening Our Intimacy With All of Life [Episode 8]It may be the longest journey we ever take, those eighteen inches between our heads and our hearts. Here in the Fire Element season, we can find new dimensions of healing through heart connection and widening our sense of relational intimacy with everything around us. But summer themes of full unfurling are mixed with emotionally-intelligent discernment so that our hearts are able to use their deepest sense of knowing, responding well to each individual moment. This prevents the over-extending, boundary-leaking, or over-consuming that can sometimes happen when we are swept away by the natural enthusiasm of summer spell-making.
2022-07-2627 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainTransforming the Mythology of Who We Were Raised To Be: A Conversation about Our History of Harm and Repaying the Unpayable Debt [Episode 7]Generation after generation, we have been taught to stuff down and ignore the depth of suffering within our colonialist history. For writer and community organizer, Hilary Giovale, a series of unexpected ancestral interventions woke her from this fog of amnesia and denial, shifting her life’s work towards collective grieving, truth-telling, apology, and forgiveness. Hilary begins our conversation with a magical story about how the sacred mountain where she lives orchestrates unbelievable acts of healing and reconciliation. We also explore the importance of sitting with our feelings and letting them change us for good, the power of sound and mo...
2022-07-1848 min
Imperfect MarketingEpisode 16: Marketing Lessons from a 5th Generation EntrepreneurSend us a textThis week on Imperfect Marketing I speak with Carol Ward, of FranNet of Michigan.Carol is a 5th generation entrepreneur and started in PR and Communications. She, like me, believes in integrated marketing and trying new things. Carol is also a fan of email marketing and works hard to grow her list.She is also dedicated to helping people. Be sure to listen in for more.In this episode we cover:00:00:44: A fifth-generation business owner00:03:43: How does helping others translate...
2022-07-0739 min
Me You UsRetirement Planning with Kendra GrobConfused about alphabet soup that is your retirement plan? Want to know what it all means? Kendra Grob, Manager of Retirement Plans, at Consumers Energy breaks it down for us.
2022-06-2229 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainDirt on Our Skin and in the Cracks of Our Hearts: A Conversation About Embodied Writing [Episode 6]In this episode, word-diviner Jen Violi talks about getting beyond the intellectual exercise of writing, instead sourcing our creativity from the rich dirt of our bodies. Perhaps our bodies know something about letting go of the certainty or pressure of written language. Some stories are so alive that they just don’t want to be held down by pen and paper (or computer).
Here are some the the highlights:
(4:00) What might open up when we have conversations with everything? We can practice introducing ourselves to the river, the tree, or the land where we are....
2022-06-1554 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainGlobal Web of Lovers: A Conversation about Cultivating Intimate Communities [Episode 5]Goddess renegade. Midwife mastermind. Holy woman edge walker. But also Lover of All Beings. These were some of the descriptions that came to mind after my conversation with Lorie Dechar. What a gift it was for me to be in soul exchange with Lorie. We talked about everything from the exact timing of the bees and sea lavender on the coast where she lives all the way to honoring the domains of the dark goddess. At the pulsing, vibrant heart of Lorie’s mission is to be a part of this “global web of lovers,” cultivating intimate communities both locall...
2022-06-0651 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainRoots and Rootlessness: A Conversation about the Four Medicines Approach to Health [Episode 4]Learning from traditional animist, ritualist, and ancestral guide, Erica Nunnally, is an opportunity to feel deeply grounded and immersed in practical, earthy wisdom. You can almost hear the trees singing, you can almost smell the dirt rich under your feet as she speaks.
In this conversation we explore:
(7:00) “Rootlessness” and Erica’s experience of having lived in many places around the world at an early age. Each place she resided spoke to her differently. As a “tumbleweed,” she found ways of grounding through her family unit and through creating a heart relationship with the living world arou...
2022-05-1152 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainEmbodied Elements Series: Spring and Our Longing to Become [Episode 3]Welcome to the cycle’s beginning in a seasonal series I’m calling the Embodied Elements. The Five Elements do not live in dusty books or in the minds of scholars, existing somewhere entirely outside of us. No, they are made potent and animate through us living them into being. In some ways the Five Elements are a vital, sacred vocabulary for our internal ecosystem, reminding us that the cycles of birth, death, and renewal live in our bodies as well as in the entirety of creation.
Wood creates Fire, whose ashes become Earth, which forges and shap...
2022-04-1930 min
Woman Who Rubs the MountainNettles and Mountain Lion: A Conversation about Aligning with the Living World and Healing the Human/Nature Split [Episode 2]Speaking with us from Apsaalooke (Crow) territory, in what is currently known as Livingston, MT, astrologer and Ayurvedic practitioner, Kristine Backes, gifts us with her knowledge and living experience of what it means to align with the natural rhythms all around us.
Here are the highlights:
(5:59) Everything is medicine.
(10:24) Kristine’s dream of a star-shaped cell phone with a broken interface the night before her first official astrological reading and its message that she already contained the language of the stars within her; she was just in a process of remembering.
2022-04-0959 min
6 Degrees of John KeelEpisode 71: Belief is the Enemy with Zelia Edgar and Steve WardMarch 25th is John Keel's birthday and in celebration, Barbara and guests Zelia Edgar and Steve Ward talk about Keel and what his famous aphorism, "Belief is the Enemy" means to them.
2022-03-232h 00
Woman Who Rubs the MountainMy Love Story [Episode 1]In this initial episode, Kendra introduces her overarching intent for the podcast and explains why love is an interspecies bridge and at the very foundation of these explorations in ecological embodiment. How will we ever take action, invested at the level of marrow and glacial skull and tooth-root, if we do not know love first?
In this spirit, Kendra introduces us to the land where she lives and to the Deep Dreamers, the very ancient rocks that she regularly engages in heart connection with. She describes how something old and strange pulls her forward in these relationships, deep famili...
2022-03-2124 min
WhatMakesUsFireBrian & Kendra - Still Moving 4WardSend us a textOn this episode of the podcast we have returning guests, Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Kendra Ward. Creators, and founders of the 4Ward Project, a project created in the name of their son, Mr. Eric Ward, a veteran who lost his battle with depression and became part of the 22 A Day. Their mission, to bring awareness and support to those within the veteran community and their families, that they are not alone. Creating the "Rock" for Eric program, designed to share Eric's story of his life and the positive change he made, and...
2022-02-233h 04akshyaya 3Speak PodcastThe Beauty of Indian Democracyhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=akshyaya/oymckzsp Hello Friends,
Today I visited my village for casting my votes for our Gram Panchayat elections. It was happened ones in the five years. There are so many candidates applied for four types of post. The posts are Ward Member, Sarpanch, Committee member (Nominee), Zilla Parishad (District member of the Block).
The main aim is functioning the village development work with the help of ward member. The Sarpanch will take care the job of Gram Panchayat. He will be the head of gram Panchayat. Other two post...
2022-02-2200 min
6 Degrees of John KeelThe Superspectrum of High Strangeness with Steve WardSteve Ward joins Barbara and Morganna to talk all about the myriad ways high strangeness manifests in the world.
2022-01-192h 12
Move.Breathe.Live. with Wib Yoga and Spirit WrenEp 30 with Kendra Toothill - Scars and the impact they play in our movement/breathing and livesThis week I bring you another fellow Anatomy in Motion practitioner, Kendra Toothill, who I have know for the last 2.5 years or so and have learnt so much from in that time. Kendra is a fully qualified BSc athletic therapist with back grounds in yoga, strength and conditioning and a whole lot of experience bringing both those eastern and western sides of the coin together.
Over the last few years Kendra has incorporated her knowledge gained through years of study both in the traditional education model as well as through working with the likes of Gary ward...
2021-09-271h 07
Nature EvolutionariesFeeling Deeply Nourished Through the Earth Element Medicine with Kendra WardThe Five Elements are the soul of Eastern medicine and express the fundamental unfolding of everything in the universe. These old, primordial powers shape our body’s health and internal ecosystem, and act as a doorway through which we can come to remember that we are an embodiment of nature’s cycles.In celebration of being on the cusp of the Fall Equinox, we will rejoice in the Earth Element, which is an expression of the paradox of late summer rising and abundance, mixed with the beginnings of decline and falling back to the ground. How are we feel...
2021-09-191h 03
Mass Business PodcastLearning From Your Online Community, with Shannon Giordano
Sept 10, 2021
The Mass Business Podcast
Season 1, Episode 10 – Learning From Your Online Community, with Shannon Giordano
In today’s episode, we have Shannon Giordano talking to us about business coaching, being involved in Facebook groups of like-minded people, and the challenge of finding the right systems and processes to put in place to grow your business. Shannon is a social media marketing consultant who believes in using social media for good. Shannon tells us about discovering her gifts and as usual, we also talk about building authentic relationships and continuing to find ways to educ...
2021-09-1037 min
Tales Of The TextStrandz That Bind (part 2)Welcome back to Strandz That Bind pt.2 - Social Skills. The story of JASMINE “JAZZ” WATERS, a nineteen-year-old business major who is the most popular girl on campus and the creator of the Strandz app. Next up is JUANITA “NITA” SANTOS, an eighteen-year-old English major who is the youngest of the Strandz Crew and last but not least is KENDRA CAMPBELL, a nineteen-year-old business major who is secretly jealous of Jazz.In this episode, you'll begin to notice that although Kendra and Jazz started out really close this business is slowly killing their bond. Would you give up your...
2021-07-0116 min
Dad Up PodcastEp. 86 - Mark Jennison - Founder of the I Am A Comeback movement / Husband & DadThis was one of the most inspiring interviews I have done to date and one that you will certainly enjoy!
Mark Jennison at one point, lost everything. His money, his company, his wife, and most importantly his son.
His story reached its boiling point when some bad decisions ended by him waking up to find his friend dead. It goes without saying, but he experienced enough to last three lifetimes.
His comeback story offers perspective about how you can leverage life’s challenges into st...
2021-06-1328 min
Hello UniverseEarth Series: How to Live with Nature with Kendra WardIn this episode we discuss:How to return to relationship with nature and especially when we lack the cultural scaffolding for that kind of livingWhat it looks like to apply etiquette to our experiences in nature and how to understand honorable harvestKendra's story of moving her family across the country in order to live more aligned with her values
2021-05-191h 37
The Do Good Project26. Never Underestimate The Power of Sacrificial ServiceHow do we break the poverty cycle? Impoverished households can oftentimes have no father figure, a parent who works multiple jobs, lack of support at home with education, and a host of other issues. Children within these households can be exposed to and affected by situations like drugs, violence, teen pregnancy, and the absence of positive role models.
It becomes extremely difficult to set children up for higher educational opportunities, strong values, morals, and well paying jobs. When confronted with these circumstances where can families go for help?
The Pearson Foundation in Pearl Mississippi was c...
2021-04-2742 min
Career CompassCharting Your Own Course: Entrepreneurship with Emily Arnold and Kendra WardThe idea of being your own boss is very attractive and with 62% of U.S. billionaires being self-made, why not give it a shot? In this episode of SHRM's Career Compass podcast, hosts Erica Young and Kevin Abbed are joined by special guests Emily Arnold, Associate Consultant at Franklin Advisory and Kendra Ward, Co-Founder and COO of unboXt, Inc. as they discuss the rewards and challenges of starting your own company. Listeners will be captivated by Emily and Kendra’s personal accounts and receive tips on how to launch a business.Subscribe to Career Compass on Apple Podc...
2021-03-1132 min
No Need to Explain with the Mental Health MamasUs and Them: A Conversation About Mental Health and OtheringOthering is an “us vs. them” way of thinking and labels individuals or groups as not fitting in or “not like me.” Do we all do this? If so, how can we minimize it? And what does all of this have to do with mental health? Join us, the Mental Health Mamas, as we share our thoughts on all of this and more.Episode Mentions: What is Othering? By Kendra CherryMental Illness and Violence - Harvard HealthViolence and Ment...
2021-03-0214 minMe You UsResolutions with Kendra GrobResolutions are an ancient tradition. Learn how you can turn yours into a plan for the future. Kendra Grob is the Retirement Plans Manager at Consumers Energy and delivers great insight in how to move from resolution to executable plan.
2021-02-0318 min
Tales Of The TextStrandz That BindMeet JASMINE “JAZZ” WATERS, a nineteen year old business major from Atlanta who is the most popular girl on campus and the creator of the Strandz app. Next up is JUANITA “NITA” SANTOS, an eighteen year old English major from the Bronx who is the youngest of the Strandz Crew. Last but not least is KENDRA CAMPBELL, a nineteen year old business major from Chicago who is secretly jealous of Jazz.Welcome as Tales Of The Text Podcast presents "Strandz That Bind". What would you do if your friend developed an app that sells much...
2021-01-2512 min
Pediatric Sports Medicine PodcastThe Pediatric Heart and COVIDIt’s 2021. CoVID-19 is still here. We amazingly have a vaccine out and I’m so thankful and grateful to the scientists who worked tirelessly to get it out and to have had the opportunity to be a recipient of the vaccine. But despite these advances, cases, hospitalizations and deaths have continued to surge. We’ve seen Children’s Hospitals once again being used for overflow for adult patients being hospitalized with COVID. A disease at the start of all this we thought was not really affecting kids at all, has proven us wrong. Fortunately, from a severity of illness or death...
2021-01-2450 min
WhatMakesUsFireKendra & Brian - Moving 4WardSend us a textWhatMakesUsFire Family,In this episode of the podcast we have Mr. and Mrs. Brian & Kendra Ward, parents to Eric Ward, the driving force behind their project.Brian & Kendra share with us their CRAZY love story, the family it created, the tragedy of losing their son Eric to suicide, and how they have found a way to have Eric's name continue to live on through their actions.*This episode is going to cover the topics of suicide and the devastating affects it has to those around the person involved. If...
2020-12-302h 12
DEEJAY BE WISE MOTIVATION SHOWDeejay Be Wise Motivational/ Keep it Real Moment: Don’t Be a Hater Because It Will Come Back On YouFor this Motivational and Keep it Real Moment, I decided to bring up how I have some haters from my high school and how they hate on my success, and because they are doing all this hating on my success it’s only going to prolong their success. The lesson is to not hate on others successes and actually congratulate and acknowledge theirs because it will benefit your success when you do. Also check out Milan Mechas out You get a 10 % discount when you mention Be Wise sent you. You can contact them via phone at (901)643-6906 or you can pr...
2020-12-2215 minDEEJAY BE WISE MOTIVATION SHOWDeejay Be Wise Shoutouts of The WeekThis weeks shoutouts are from December 14th-20th. Also check out Milan Mechas out You get a 10 % discount when you mention Be Wise sent you. You can contact them via phone at (901)643-6906 or you can private message Kendra Montgomery via Facebook . https://www.canva.com/design/DAEOY7_55qY/4fhjN_G2TFDK-l97oP1A8Q/watch?utm_content=DAEOY7_55qY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink
2020-12-2205 minDEEJAY BE WISE MOTIVATION SHOWDeejay Be Wise Motivational Moment: Don’t Worry About Others Judging The Way You Live LifeFor this motivational moment, I wanted to let others know that their decisions in life is their decisions and no one else. Also check out Milan Mechas out You get a 10 % discount when you mention Be Wise sent you. You can contact them via phone at (901)643-6906 or you can private message Kendra Montgomery via Facebook . https://www.canva.com/design/DAEOY7_55qY/4fhjN_G2TFDK-l97oP1A8Q/watch?utm_content=DAEOY7_55qY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink
2020-12-0109 minDEEJAY BE WISE MOTIVATION SHOWDeejay Be Wise Shoutouts of The WeekThis weeks shoutouts are from November 23rd-29th. Also check out Milan Mechas out You get a 10 % discount when you mention Be Wise sent you. You can contact them via phone at (901)643-6906 or you can private message Kendra Montgomery via Facebook . https://www.canva.com/design/DAEOY7_55qY/4fhjN_G2TFDK-l97oP1A8Q/watch?utm_content=DAEOY7_55qY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink
2020-12-0105 minDEEJAY BE WISE MOTIVATION SHOWDeejay Be Wise Motivational Moment: Don’t Wait Start Your Own BrandFor this motivational moment I wanted to encourage others to not wait for the next job but to start their own brand instead of waiting. Also check out Milan Mechas out You get a 10 % discount when you mention Be Wise sent you. You can contact them via phone at (901)643-6906 or you can private message Kendra Montgomery via Facebook . https://www.canva.com/design/DAEOY7_55qY/4fhjN_G2TFDK-l97oP1A8Q/watch?utm_content=DAEOY7_55qY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink
2020-11-2410 minDEEJAY BE WISE MOTIVATION SHOWDeejay Be Wise Shoutouts of The WeekThis weeks shoutouts are from November 16th-November 22nd! Also check out Milan Mechas out You get a 10 % discount when you mention Be Wise sent you. You can contact them via phone at (901)643-6906 or you can private message Kendra Montgomery via Facebook . https://www.canva.com/design/DAEOY7_55qY/4fhjN_G2TFDK-l97oP1A8Q/watch?utm_content=DAEOY7_55qY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink
2020-11-2406 min
The Lost Ogle Show56. CD-05 Race Post-Mortem w/ Ward CurtinOn this week’s episode of The Lost Ogle Show, Marisa and Patrick chatted with Ward Curtin, Kendra Horne’s campaign manager. We talked about what it’s like to be a campaign manager and what he’s doing now that election season is over. He gave us a rundown of what happened in the race for congressional district 5. He talked to us about the great city of Watonga, and their cheese and furry festivals. You can follow Ward on Twitter. Released 23 November 2020 Visit The Lost Ogle for more Great Content! Find Us Online!...
2020-11-231h 13
Idaho Business Podcast#52 Kendra Rone - You're not Invincible, Insure Yourself! Learn why it's important to insure yourself against the inevitable and be prepared for the future with Kendra Rone, an insurance agent from State Farm.
2020-10-2018 minMe You UsFinancial Well-Being With Kendra GrobFinancial Well-Being is an important, yet often overlooked pillar of overall Personal Well-Being. Join the conversation as we discuss this important topic. You are never too young our old to begin planning for your financial well-being.
2020-10-1518 min
Thoughts That RockS2/Ep 82 - Neen James | Don't Change Your VoiceIn this episode, we talk with NEEN JAMES, who is a high energy motivational keynote speaker, sales and leadership coach, author, and Aussie. THOUGHT #1Don't Change Your VoiceTHOUGHT #2I’ll Speak in a Monstrous Little Voice - William ShakespeareCONNECT:
Website: NeenJames.com
Podcast: Thoughts From Neen
Book: Attention Pays: How to Drive Profitability, Productivity, and Accountability
Email: neen@neenjames.com
Facebook: @NeenJamesCommunications
Instagram: @NeenJames
Linkedin: Neen James
Twitter: @NeenJames
YouTube: Aussie Neen
BRAND & RESOURCE MENTIONS:
"Land Down Under" (Men At Work) - You...
2020-10-0550 min
The Talk From Cell Block podcastEpisode 14 Ghost Dope Conspiracy PART III - Kendra WardKendra Ward was just a regular person struggling with a Methamphetamine addiction. She was married, and had kids. Sadly, this lifestyle grabs a hold of you, and sometimes NEVER let's you go, until it's TOO LATE!
Purchase the book Burden of Proof from Amazon. You will find Kendra's testimony in it, along with many others'.
If you are an attorney, and would like to help in this conspiracy PRO BONO, you can leave me an email at jmartinez@thirdcoastpodcast.net, and I will be sure to get back with you.
2020-08-2831 min
Reading WomenInterview with Morgan JerkinsKendra talks to Morgan Jerkins about her latest book, Wandering in Strange Lands, which is out now from Harper.Check out our Patreon page to learn more about our book club and other Patreon-exclusive goodies. Follow along over on Instagram, join the discussion in our Goodreads group, and be sure to subscribe to our newsletter for more new books and extra book reviews!Books MentionedWandering in Strange Lands by Morgan JerkinsMorgan Recommends
Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward
The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson
The Old Drift by Namwali S...
2020-08-1241 min
SQL Server RadioEpisode 119 - Overriding Reporting Services AuthenticationGuy and Eitan talk about Virtual Summits and free online courses, how to override SSRS authentication, and learn how to pronounce Eitan's name. Also, we're terribly sorry in advance for the windy interferences! Links: PASS Virtual Summit Modernizing Your Data Platform by Guy Glantser Azure SQL Bootcamp with Bob Ward & Anna Hoffman Free Courses by Kendra Little How to start with Azure Data Explorer - A new online course Overriding SSRS Authentication | Eitan Blumin ReportViewerWrapper | Stefan Steiger AspNetCore.ReportViewer | Stefan Steiger SSRS Custom Security Extension Example | Microsoft GitHub SSRS 2016 Anonymous Authentication (via Custom Security...
2020-08-1036 min
Book BistroThe Most Anticipated Books Coming Out In August, 2020This week, Stacy, Kristin, Brooke, Shannon, Amber, and Natalia share their most anticipated August releases. Books mentioned are:
J.R. Ward, The Jackal (Prison Camp #1)
Lisbeth Campbell, The Vanished Queen
Karin Slaughter, The Silent Wife (Will Trent #10)
Ella Berman, The Comeback
Ursula Hegi, The Patron Saint of Pregnant Girls
Samantha Young, The Truest Thing (Hart's Boardwalk #4)
Kate L. Mary, Far From Safe (Far #2)
Kevin Hearne, Ink & Sigil (Ink & Sigil #1)
Laura Griffin, Hidden (Texas Murder Files #1)
Karen Rose, Say No...
2020-07-311h 02
Interesting HumansKENDRA STANLEY MILLS: humble beginnings and the art of capturing people being themselves.If you saw Kendra Stanley Mills’ photographs you’d be impressed but you would have no idea of the story of how this incredible artist found her place behind a camera lens.Kendra is a combination of extreme humility and equally big artistic talent. It might have something to with the way she was raised, having spent some time in rural Kentucky as a kid with her “hippie, Mother Earth News” parents living in a one room house with no running water and no toilet, that instilled in Kendra an ingenuity and a stubborn persistence to stay with thi...
2020-06-291h 30
She's BasicallyNº 9 | Hey Boss Lady!It can be hard to imagine yourself as a full-fledged business woman when you haven't seen it with your own eyes. I'm talking to Kendra Quinn-Ward, owner of Z Luxury Brand, about how she came upon entrepreneurship and the impact is has had on me during my journey to become a boss. Kendra has products, services, employees and a strong desire to stay connected to the community. Listen in as she drops gems about both business and personal growth! Connect with Z Luxury online and on instagram! As always you can find me at shesbasically.com and on insta!
2020-05-0855 min
Two Degrees of KenYoung Quaid would not be Old Ken’s Plus One. This week is Ken and Kendra’s 69th episode. We discuss Plus One and Maggie’s Plan which Ken watched. Kendra wishes Little Women was a littler book. Kendra lost an IKEA bag, just a lot of bullshit.
And our connection to Peri Gilpin! Julianne Moore was in The Fugitive with Sela Ward who was in an episode of Frasier!
2019-07-1626 min
Listen to Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveBetrayal in Time by Julie McElwainPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/375497 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Betrayal in Time Series: #4 of Kendra Donovan Mysteries Author: Julie McElwain Narrator: Lucy Rayner Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 13 hours 40 minutes Release date: July 2, 2019 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 1 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: February 1816: A race through the icy, twisting cobblestone streets of London ends inside an abandoned church—and a horrific discovery. Bow Street Runner Sam Kelly is called to investigate the grisly murder of Sir Giles Holbrooke, who was left naked and garroted, with his tongue cut out. Yet as perplexing as that crime is, it...
2019-07-0230 min
Book Cougars Podcast: Two Middle-Aged Women on the Hunt for a Good ReadEpisode 79 - Our Book Expo 2019 Interviews!Episode Seventy Nine Show Notes CW = Chris WolakEF = Emily FinePurchase Book Cougars Swag on Zazzle! AND at Bookclub Bookstore & More.If you’d like to help financially support the Book Cougars, please consider becoming a Patreon member. You can DONATE HERE. If you would prefer to donate directly to us, please email bookcougars@gmail.com for instructions.Join our Goodreads Group!We have a BookTube Channel – please check it out here, and be sure to subscribe!Please subscribe to our email newsletter here.Tama...
2019-06-2557 min
Reading WomenEp. 68 | Where the Line Bleeds and HeartlandFor our month on working class stories, Kendra, Autumn, and Jaclyn discuss Where the Line Bleeds by Jesmyn Ward and Heartland by Sarah Smarsh. You can find the full show notes and a complete transcript for this episode over on our website.In honor of #ReadingWomenMonth, we're launching our first-ever merch campaign! Show your support for women's voices with this limited edition t-shirt. Grab one before they're gone!Check out our Patreon page to learn more about our book club and other Patreon-exclusive goodies. Follow along over on Instagram, join the discussion in...
2019-06-1936 min
Dj Bones's PodcastSoul Search Episode 05winter is almost over, yes and here is the a new episode, thank you all to those who are still playing this episode louder
Soul search episode 05
01. Craig Stewart- Andy Edit- NatMor - The Sol (Original Mix)
02. Joseph Junior & MAQman - Everything Changes (MAQman Main Mix)
03. Augmented Soul- Sheree Hicks - Stay on My Mind (Augmented Soul Mix)
04. Danny- DJMreja- Neuvikal Soule - Butterflies (Original Mix)
05. Terisa Griffin- Terry Hunter - Distant Lover (Terry Hunter Distant Club Mix)
06. Sy Sez- Phoenix Pearle- Elbert Phillips - Falling (Elbert Phillips Main Vox SubBass Mix)
07. DJ Gomi- Manny Ward - Resilience Feat...
2018-07-3059 min
Reading WomenEp. 35 | Reading Women Awards 2017We finally announce the winners of the 2017 Reading Women Awards! News Introducing the 2018 Reading Women Challenge You can buy Reading Women Award seals in our new store! Books Mentioned Nonfiction Shortlist Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body by Roxane Gay The Best We Could Do: An Illustrated Memoir by Thi Bui Tell Me Everything You Don't Remember: The Stroke that Changed My Life by Christine Hyung-Oak Lee Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong—and the New Research That's Rewriting the Story by Angela Saini The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir by Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich Reading with Patrick...
2017-12-0646 min
Reading WomenEp. 33 | Reading Women Award 2017 - Fiction ShortlistIt's here! In this episode, we announce the 2017 Reading Women Award Fiction Shortlist! The nonfiction shortlist will be released on November 15th and the winners will be announced December 6th. Books Mentioned The Weight of Him (St. Martin's) by Ethel Rohan Stay with Me (Knopf) by Ayọ̀bámi Adébáyọ̀ Pachinko (Grand Central Publishing) by Min Jin Lee The Strays (Twelve Books) by Emily Bitto The Lonely Hearts Hotel (Riverhead) by Heather O'Neill Sing, Unburied, Sing (Scribner) by Jesmyn Ward Interviews and Q&A's Ethel Rohan Ayọ̀bámi Adébáyọ̀ Min Jin Lee Emily Bitto...
2017-11-0136 min
Reading WomenEp. 30 | The Mother of All Questions and The Fire This TimeWe discuss The Fire This Time edited by Jesmyn Ward and The Mother of All Questions by Rebecca Solnit. Books Mentioned The Fire This Time edited by Jesmyn Ward The Mother of All Questions by Rebecca Solnit You can find all of the books featured in this podcast in the Reading Women Store! And be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to be sure you don’t miss the latest news, reviews, and fur child photos. Support us on Patreon and get insider goodies! CONTACT Questions? Comments? Email us hello@readingwomenpodcast.com. SOCIAL MEDIA Reading Women Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Websit...
2017-09-2045 min
Reading WomenEp. 29 | Essay CollectionsThis month we're talking about essay collections! Books Mentioned Sunshine State by Sarah Gerard Too Much and Not the Mood by Durga Chew-Bose Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay Scratch edited by Manjula Martin The Fire This Time edited by Jesmyn Ward The Mother of All Questions by Rebecca Solnit This episode is sponsored by quarterlane. Be sure to check out the box we curated over on their website. And be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to be sure you don’t miss the latest news, reviews, and fur child photos.
2017-09-0643 min
Reading WomenEp. 28.5 | Most Anticipated Releases Pt. 2 with Liberty HardyWe couldn't have an episode about new books without asking Liberty Hardy, Book Riot contributing editor and Book of the Month judge, to come and tell us about some of her most anticipated releases of the fall. Books Mentioned Three Daughters of Eve by Elif Shafak (Bloomsbury): Dec. 5 Bluebird, Bluebird by Attica Locke (Mulholland Books): Sept. 12 Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward (Scribner): Sept. 2 Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado (Graywolf Press): Oct. 3 After the Eclipse by Sarah Perry (HMH): Sept. 26 Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng (Penguin Press): Sept. 12 Future Home of the Liv...
2017-08-3032 min
Reading WomenEp. 8 | The Dear Diverse SouthIn this episode, Autumn and Kendra discuss two of their favorite works of Souther literature: Mama Day and The Heart is a Lonely Hunter. Warning! There are *spoilers* Books Discussed Mama Day by Gloria Naylor Women of Brewster Place by Gloria Naylor The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers Other Books Mentioned Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward Contact readingwomenpodcast@gmail.com | readingwomenpocast.com Twitter/IG/Litsy: @thereadingwomen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm...
2016-09-2143 min