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Brain it ForwardCommanding the Stage: Voice & Presence with Laura Baxterđ From the opera stage to the boardroom.Laura Baxter shares insights from 30+ years of performance and coaching, revealing how mastering your voice and presence can transform how you're seen and heardâwhether facing journalists or leading through uncertainty.Qualities of Ideal Clients (00:07:05 - 00:07:47)Laura Baxter notes that one quality she values in clients is curiosity and a genuine interest in learning about how voice, body, and space work to âown the stage.â Itâs more challenging to work with someone who believes they already know everything. She admits she often works with people with big egos but sees ego si...2025-05-2346 min
The Divorce Course PodcastSuper Split Myths: Why Equalising Isnât Always Fair in Divorceđ§ Listen to This Episode If You: đŒ You're negotiating your super split after divorce in Australia đ§ You've been told âletâs just equalise super â itâs fairâ đ”âđ« Youâre confused about what super is worth vs. cash đž Youâre worried about being left worse off long-term đ§Ÿ Youâve made non-financial contributions (like parenting or homemaking) âïž You want to make sure your property settlement is legally fair đ You suspect youâre being pressured into a bad deal Are you about to deal with your superannuation in your divorce or separation? Before you sign off on th...2025-05-1437 min
The BV: from the heart of DorsetHave a coffee, find a friendBuses, beans and baby groups â Marchâs second BV Podcast has it all
This oneâs a quietly powerful listen â tackling public transport failures and the remarkable transformation of a warehouse into a buzzing family hub. We have three very different conversations, all rooted in the same thing: Dorset community.
Pop it on in the background â between the chocolate and the chaos, you might just find yourself unexpectedly inspired.
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No Bus for 10 Years â and No Plan Yet
Jes Hughes of Dorset CPRE explains why Dorsetâs public transport system is one of the worst in the...2025-04-0946 min
#12minconvosLaura Baxter: The Voice Within: Her Insights on Inner and Outer Communication /Ep 3479Laura Baxter is an award-winning international speaker, singer, best-selling author, TEDx Coach, TEDx Speaker, and CEO of Castle Mount Media. With over 30 years of experience studying the effects of voice and body language on communication, Laura uniquely blends her stage expertise as a singer, actor, and director with her skills as a certified master trainer and coach. She has served on the voice faculties of Duke University in the USA and currently teaches at Friedrich-Alexander-University in Erlangen, Germany. Laura's mission is to help you find your true, authentic voice and communicate powerfully across cultures. Through her work...2025-03-0413 min
Editing The AcademyEditing the Academy - The Fighting SullivansWelcome as we continue our deep dive into Laura and Darryl's Top 20 Favorite movies! Next up is Laura's #20:
The Fighting Sullivans
First, MAJOR spoilers! This movie is based on the real life story of the Sullivan Brothers of Iowa who fought together on the USS Juneau in World War 2.Â
Please listen in as Laura explains why this is one of her favorite movies. Released in 1944, it stars Thomas Mitchell (that's Uncle Billy for you It's a Wonderful Life fans!), Anne Baxter and Selena Royle.Â
2024-09-0207 min
Highlight REAL#35 - LAURA GRAHAM: leaving corporate, pursuing dreams & raising babies [VIDEO]This week on the Highlight REAL, Peyton (Sis will be back next week!) welcomes sweet friend + Knoxville influencer, Laura Graham, to the hot seat! Laura chats with Peyton about her whirlwind year since *officially* launching her social media platform. With both Laura and Peyton being from Knoxville (born & raised, yâall), they share what itâs like being an influencer in a smaller city. They open up about the behind the scenes of their industry and share helpful, insider tips if you are thinking about becoming a creator, too! Balancing motherhood (times two!), relatable reels, and the influencer industry, Laur...2024-06-181h 26
Shreveport-Bossier: My City, My Community, My HomeEpisode 85 Laura Baxter - "Shreveport-Bossier: My City, My Community, My Home"Laura Baxter, Director of the Institute for Childhood Resilience at LSU Health Shreveport, sits down with Jeffrey Goodman, Director of Marketing and Development for the YMCA of Northwest Louisiana, and Kristi Gustavson, CEO of the Community Foundation of North Louisiana, to answer the following questions:
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2:41 2. Why do some of us thrive despite adversity while others are overwhelmed by similar experiences?
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3:44 3. Is our community resilient? Can resilience be built or is it something youâre born with? Explain.
2024-01-1835 min
Baxter's BuzzCommunity First - With Laura Chavez-Wazeerud-DinLaura Chavez-Wazeerud-Din is the President and CEO of Southwest Detroit Business Association. Established in 1957 the SBDA is dedicated to fostering a business community where diversity, inclusion, and equitable opportunities are at the core of its values and practices. Laura is experiencing a full circle moment of sorts, leading one of the pillars of the community that she grew up in! Laura and I talk about all of the wonderful work her and the team is doing and why their purpose means nothing without the businesses AND residents.
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2023-11-2927 min
Action's AntidotesAddressing Toxicity in Organizational Hierarchies with Laura BaxterUpon entering a new job, there's a palpable eagerness and optimism to contribute meaningfully to the organization. Yet, with the passage of time, this enthusiasm dwindles, tainted by strained relationships with supervisors or higher-ups. This all-too-familiar story exposes the harmful consequences of toxic leadership, transforming dedicated employees into disengaged onlookers who actively oppose their own company. How can we disrupt this cycle and cultivate a workplace culture that prioritizes the well-being and sustained productivity of its employees?
In this episode, I have Laura Baxter, Founder of The Voice for Leadership, who has helped individuals enhance their voice, body language, and...2023-11-1437 min
Missta Mums#19 Laura Medved: growing up with a Mum with Bipolar and how it's made her be a better Mum to her 2 boysIn todays episode we have a very refreshing American accent from our guest Laura who gave up her time to chat to us about how she grew up with a narcissistic mother who had undiagnosed Bipolar.
Laura's mother unfortunately never got the help she needed by a professional which ultimately led Laura down a path to work on herself over the years, to finally come to the point where she can thank her mother for everything that she is, forgives her and acknowledges that she did they best she could in her own way.Â
Laura, a...2023-10-3056 min
GradCast431 | GradCastâs very own Dr. Laura swims off into the sunsetJoin hosts Charan Mandur and Brittany Melton as they chat with recent PhD graduate Laura Munoz Baena. Laura's research focused on virus evolution using bioinformatics. In this episode, they discuss essential tips for graduate students, including maintaining a healthy work-life balance through physical activity and navigating the uncertainties that come with graduation.
To find out more about Laura, find her on twitter @Laura_bam7
Recorded on August 31, 2023
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2023-09-0449 min
Allotment Diaries PodcastEP.23 | Chay speaks to Carole Baxter (Beechgrove Presenter)In this episode, Chay has the pleasure of speaking with none other than the incredible Carole Baxter, who has been a BBC Beechgrove presenter for an impressive 37 years! We learn how Carole got started at Beechgrove, what her favourite plants are, and what a day in the life of a recording day looks like, among other fascinating details.Beechgrove is a gardening show that debuted in 1978 and is based in Scotland. Interesting fact, Carole Baxter is also well known for being the first female presenter on a gardening television show. Visit their website for more i...2023-06-0949 minGradCast416 | Multilingual Marvels: Unraveling Londonâs Information PracticesSara Cornwell, PhD student in Library and Information Science (LIS), shares some of the many ways that Londoners who speak more than one language navigate daily information tasks. Listen in as hosts Brittany Melton and Laura Muñoz Baena try and get as many tips as possible!
Recorded on April 11, 2023
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2023-05-1632 min
The Puppy Training PodcastEpisode #140 A Conversation on Barking with B&B TrainersJoin Amy and team for a conversation on barking! Learn tips and tricks to change your dog's barking behavior and keep the peace in and out of the house. BAXTER & Bella Trainers on today's show: Courtney GoblirschLaura SarvinskiEmily JolliffBarbara CannonBailey AtwoodAmanda CroslandBailey's video of dogs barking out a window: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF041CM48yC3ED5Ka871dwLcCn4DNDt_nSupport the showFollow us on social mediaInstagram @BAXTERandBella Facebook @TheOnlinePuppySchool 2023-05-0910 min
The Terrific TeacherpreneurTales and Wisdom from an Experienced TPT Seller with Laura From Happy Teacher Happy StudentsIn this weekâs episode of The Terrific Teacherpreneur, Laura from Happy Teacher Happy Students joins me to share her experience and wisdom from 8 years of selling on TPT. Our conversation is full of bits of inspiration and valuable advice for teacher-authors at any stage. In this episode, we discuss:Lauraâs journey to becoming a full-time TPT sellerHer biggest piece of advice for those getting startedTips for juggling family and your TPT businessWhat her main focuses are as an established sellerWhat she would do differently if she could go back in time2023-04-2526 minGradCast#GradLife XVII: End of Term, Endemic Stress, Spending Summer as a GradOn this episode of GradCast, Brittany, Laura, and Charan talk about wrapping up the term, weddings, and how they plan to schedule their lives during the summer.Â
Recorded on April 11, 2023
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2023-04-1830 min
Beyond The Dawn of Business - Empowering EntrepreneursAudience Attraction Alumni Interview with Laura EdwardsToday you can listen to another interview with an Audience Attraction Alumni. This audio is taken straight from our live interview we did so if you hear reference to people commenting and being on video, that is why.I hope you enjoy hearing how Laura succeeded with Audience Attraction.Support the showIf you're looking for a friendly and supportive place on the internet then you can join my free facebook group here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/SocialmediacommunitygroupBuy your copy of Audience Attraction h...2023-02-281h 10
Mission Honduras PodcastMISSION HONDURAS PODCAST #6 LAURA BAXTER | MISSIONARY, FOREIGNER IN HONDURASLaura Baxter is a U.S. Citizen originally from the state of Kentucky who is currently working as a Missionary in Honduras. In our conversation, she recounts how her initial idea when coming to Honduras was to help support women victims of sexual abuse who have been subjected to the sex industry, just as she had already done in her native country, the United States. However, she has found herself doing a little bit of everything, where assistance to other Missionaries in Honduras involved in different fields has been a large part of the support she has provided.
In...2023-02-101h 40GradCast406 | Going Retro(Viral): The Study of Nef, the Protein That Boosted HIVIn this episode, Mitch Mumby, PhD student in Microbiology and Immunology, talks to hosts Brittany and Laura about HIV, the virus that came to be one of the most successful pathogens known by humans. Tune in to learn about how Nef, a small and disorganized protein, conferred new abilities to HIV, and the impacts that studying such a delicate and controversial topic could have on someones relationship with knowledge.Â
To learn more about Mitch, find him on twitter as @mitchmumby
Recorded on January 17, 2023.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Th...2023-01-2337 minGradCast402 | Bioinformatics for Sars-COV2: Studying a Pandemic in a Middle of a PandemicHosts Carly and Laura talk with master's student Erin Brintnell about her research on SARS-CoV2. Erin explains how bioinformaticians use biological data to create models that predict the number of infected individuals in a population, and use those numbers to inform public health responses.Â
If your want to learn more about Erin and her journey between computers and viruses, find her on instagram at smoresperson3.
Recorded on November 16, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-11-2929 minGradCast401 | Stars With Disks: Innate or a Fashion Choice?Anusha Ravikumar speaks with Ariel Frame and Laura Muñoz Baena about her research on stars she is doing as part of her PhD in physics and astronomy. Anusha answers multiple questions about how we currently think stars are born and explains how her work will shed light on the development of star disks.Â
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To find out more from Anusha, follow her on Twitter @hustling_stars
Recorded on November 22, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
 2022-11-2930 minGradCast399 | Turn It Down: Learning About Misophonia and Sensory FilteringThis week, hosts Carly Charron and Laura Muñoz Baena interview Facundo Lodol, one of the newest members of the Editorial Board, about his MSc research in the Neuroscience department. Facundo talks about his project on misophonia, a disorder characterized by heightened sensitivity to trigger sounds such as chewing. He is interested in the relationship between misophonia and the brainâs ability to filter out irrelevant stimuli.
To find out more about Facundo, find him on Instagram @foku_Â
Recorded on November 8, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provi...2022-11-1427 minGradCast396 | Slowly Finishing a PHD, Not for a Lac(Tate) Of TryingToday, host and past editor, Ariel Frame (PhD candidate in Neuroscience) joins hosts Laura and Brittany to discuss the final stages of his PhD research. Join us to learn more about lactate metabolism in the brains of mice and flies! For more of Ariel, check out Episode 267, The Super Secret Sex Life of Fruit Flies.
To keep up with Ariel, check out his Twitter @ArielFrame and on Google Scholar.
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Recorded on October 18, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-10-2436 min
Primary Education VoicesEpisode 65 - Laura BaxterJoin us for an episode of Primary Education Voices where we learn more from another inspirational Primary colleague.
Today we have a chin wag with Laura Baxter who shares some excellent insights into deployment of teaching assistants, recognising the need for a work life balance and the politics of education. Another great one!2022-10-1753 minGradCast392 | Changing Ecosystems: Nitrogen in the SoilsIn todayâs episode, Benjamin Souriol speaks with Laura Muñoz and Claire Bottini about his Master studies on nitrogen cycling and soil ecology. Benjamin explains how nitrogen molecules go in and out of the environment and how nitrogen spreads in a system according to different treatments. He aims to better understand how agricultural intensification and global warming can affect this molecule in our environment on the short and long term.Â
Recorded on September 20, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-09-2729 minGradCast391 | Revitalizing Mapudungun: A Cooperative EffortThis episode welcomes Javier Alvarez, a PhD student in anthropology, studying Mapudungun â the language of the Mapuches. Mapuches are an indigenous community that inhabited South America way before colonization, and is currently established in central Chile and southwest Argentina. Javier shares with hosts Charan and Laura his intentions to cooperate with the Mapuches in order to develop and promote strategies to revitalize Mapudungun. Â
Recorded on September 17, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-09-2127 minThe Puppy Training PodcastEpisode #117 Frisbee & Agility with Laura SarvinskiAre you interested in participating in sports with your dog? Frisbee and agility are two great activities to look into. Laura Sarvinski joins Amy in studio today to discuss the two sports and offer tips on how to get started. Support the showFollow us on social mediaInstagram @BAXTERandBella Facebook @TheOnlinePuppySchool YouTube @BAXTERandBellaSubscribe to our site for FREE weekly training tips! Check out our FREE resources!Join our membership here.2022-09-1616 minGradCast388 | Donât Make Life Decisions at 2amIn this episode, Gradcast's new managing editor, Amalie Hutchinson, talks with hosts Laura and Brittany about her PhD studies in hummingbird physiology. Specifically, daily torpor and mitochondria. Tune in to learn about how birds cope with cold winter temperatures and get a glimpse of the day of a Biology grad student.Â
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Recorded on August 30, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
 2022-09-0629 min
Born to Be A Sports AgentThe Legality of Sports Media Non Compete Clauses and More with Laura OkminJill and Laura Okmin discuss Sports Media Contracts and the Clauses that are not enforceable, women and their worth in the sports media market, GALvanize, Leveraging your Currency while your playing or coaching for a team, How to Vet your Agent and much more. If you are a player, coach, sports journalist, student, or sports agent this episode is packed with a lifetime of information! Laura Okmin is a seasoned reporter for FOX Sportsâ NFL coverage and the third-longest tenured sideline reporter in the leagueâs history. In addition to her role with the network, she provides analy...2022-08-2755 minGradCast384 | A Balancing ActToday gradcast is joined by Hugh Samson, a first year PhD study in Library and Information Science, who shares with hosts Laura Muñoz Baena and Brittany Melton his research on balance and mindfulness. Hugh not only defines each term but situates them in his work more broadly at the crossroads of information and contemplation.
To contact Hugh and learn more about the importance of balance and contemplation, find him on the FIMS page.
Recorded on July 27, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io...2022-08-0231 min
Beyond The Adventure#06 - Laura Baxter MBE (Making a Difference through Special Olympics GB: A Conversation with Laura)Today I have Laura Baxter MBE joining me. I met Laura a few years ago while working with Special Olympics GB. Her story is a wonderful one where she has aligned her personal values with jobs and volunteering roles that have driven massive impact. We discuss her journey to date which have culminated in being the Head of Delegation, interim CEO and now strategic director at Special Olympics GB.
If you get a moment please check out Special Olympics GB or visit Lauraâs LinkedIn profile if you want to reach out.
Special Olympics GB We...2022-08-011h 06GradCast380 | Pigs, Proteins, and PlantsThis week, join Laura and Brittany as they interview Jordan VanderBurgt, a first year PhD student in biology. Jordan discusses Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS), growing vaccines in plants, and the effects of both this disease and its research.Â
To find out more about Jordan, you can find him on twitter as jvand222.
Recorded on June 28, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-07-0430 minGradCast378 | Music for Reconciliation: An Indigenous ApproachIn this episode, Elizabeth, Laura, and Rose talk with Eric Zwicker, a PhD candidate in Musicology. As part of his research project, Eric is working on creating an album of original music. Eric discusses how he uses Indigenous Research Methodologies throughout his process of music creation, and how that music can be used as a form of reconciliation. Â
To hear more about Eric's creations follow him on Spotify as Eric Zwicker
Recorded on June 14, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by Wh...2022-06-2028 minGradCast374 | Explosive Environmental HistoryOn this episode of the GradCast hosts Laura Muñoz Baena and Brittany Melton chat with Charan Mandur, a first-year PhD student in the Department of History. They discuss the Halifax Explosion, environmental history, and Charanâs aspiration to blend the two.
Recorded on May 17th 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-05-2429 min
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To learn more about history, check out Erin's YouTube channel Historia Nostra
Recorded on April 26 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https...2022-05-0429 minGradCast368 | Scrutinizing the Story of SilenceIn this episode, Jessica Novial shares a fantastic medieval story with hosts Ariel Frame and Laura Munoz. As a PhD Candidate in French Studies, Jessica's work entails a critical analysis of the 13th-century French romance called "Le Roman de Silence" - (The Romance of Silence), written in old French. Listen in to hear Jessica explain the twists and turns of this novel tale and how it touches on gender and queer theory in an interesting way.Â
To find out more from Jessica, follow her on Instagram @aatypik
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Recorded on March 29, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena...2022-04-0439 minGradCast366 | Gay Rights? Gay WritesAlex Prong, a media studies MA student, joins hosts Laura Muñoz-Baena and Brittany Melton this week to discuss queer literature in its many forms. Join us as we prod the Prong about their inspiration, book recommendations and how they go about researching indigiqueer literature to find alternative paths to chrono and homonormativity.Â
Recommended books: Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead and A History of my Brief Body by Billy Ray Belcourt
Recorded on March 15, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White...2022-03-1828 minGradCast364 | Space Law, Science Fiction, and Endless ImaginationThis week, Rosemary Giles and Laura Munoz-Baena buckle up in with Joel Welch, a first year PhD candidate in Law. Joel dives deeply into what is space law, serious gaps in the law, and how literature, namely science fiction, can bring insights to legal and policy decision makers through speculation, predictions, and imagination. And no, he personally does not want to go to Mars. He enjoys the Grad Club too much.Â
To find more about Joel, follow him on Twitter @Joel_Welch or listen to his podcast SciFi Pubcast.Â
Recorded on March 1st, 2022....2022-03-0829 min
Love Your PracticeTalking Tongue Ties and More With Cheryl ShaferDentistry and medicine go together! After over 30 years seeing patients and impacting lives as a dental hygienist, Cheryl Shafer has changed her professional path and is now a Certified Orofacial Myologist focusing on airway, breathing, and tongue function. In this candid conversation, Cheryl addresses her burnout as a hygienist and thoughts for how we should measure the worth of our hygienists, discusses new services we should include in regular exams, and wants us all to remain focused on âThe mission that we have is the health and welfare of our patients.â As practice owners and healthcare providers, our...2022-02-1543 minGradCast360 | Tracking Down the Sounds of HistoryPatrick Huang delights Ariel Frame and Laura Muñoz with a tale about the history of music. As a Master in Ethnomusicology, Patrick is beginning his PhD in the music program and shares with us his insights on ancient western and non-western music theory that form the foundation for his ongoing studies.Â
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To hear some of Patrick's music, check out his Soundcloud
Recorded on February 2nd, 2022.
Produced by Laura Muñoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2022-02-0727 min
From a Lancashire Lass9: Laura Brown - Mini Professors North LiverpoolIn this episode, I chat to Laura all about Mini Professors and how children can take part and enjoy science.2022-01-2824 minGradCast358 | Naming a Disease and Its Unexpected Collateral DamageThis week, Rosemary Giles and Laura Munoz-Baena sit down with Hanna Barnett, a PhD candidate in Hispanic Studies. Hanna and our hosts discuss her current research on the Influenza of 1918, the way that media represented the 1918 Influenza in Canadian newspapers, and how the Canadian media perpetuated the âSpanishâ association with the disease. They discuss what itâs like researching historic pandemics during a pandemic, and how this has affected Hannaâs research.
To keep up to date on what Hanna is doing, check her out on Linkedin: @Hanna Barnett.
Recorded on January 18, 2022.
Produc...2022-01-2628 min
Career CaffeineEP 013 [INTERVIEW] Living Intentionally in your Career with Laura PearsonToday we hear from Laura Pearson as she shares how living intentionally and decluttering our minds can be a game changer in the chaotic world of work.You can find her @officiallaurapearson or by using the links below:LINKS TO LAURA'S RESOURCES!!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officiallaurapearson/Website: https://www.laurapearsoncoaching.com/Get her free Decluttering Guide - 5 Steps to Start Decluttering your Life: www.laurapearsoncoaching.com/5-steps-to-start-decluttering-freebie/2021-12-0427 min
Deep Dive!EP 013 [INTERVIEW] Living Intentionally in your Career with Laura PearsonToday we hear from Laura Pearson as she shares how living intentionally and decluttering our minds can be a game changer in the chaotic world of work.You can find her @officiallaurapearson or by using the links below:LINKS TO LAURA'S RESOURCES!!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officiallaurapearson/Website: https://www.laurapearsoncoaching.com/Get her free Decluttering Guide - 5 Steps to Start Decluttering your Life: www.laurapearsoncoaching.com/5-steps-to-start-decluttering-freebie/2021-12-0427 minGradCast352 | Space Rocks! From Craters to CareersJoin hosts Amalie Hutchinson and Laura Munoz-Baena as they sit down with recent PhD grad Gavin Tolometti to learn about how space rocks, rock! Gavin shares how he uses remote sensing techniques and field research here on Earth to figure out how impact craters and lava flows affected the landscape of the moon. In addition to rocks beyond our planet, our conversation flowed into some impactful advice about life beyond the degree.Â
To hear more about Gavin, you can find him on twitter as @GavinOnTheMoon, visit his website, or listen to his podcast The Diaries of Space E...2021-11-2430 minGradCast350 | Hibernation: Time to Seek ShelterIf you ever wonder about the survival of some organisms during the winter, you won't want to miss this episode, where hosts Amalie and Laura talk to PhD student Brynne Duffy about one of the most interesting survival strategies in mammals: hibernation. Particularly, the conversation centers around thirteen lined squirrels, obligated hibernators that almost shut down their entire body during several days, significantly reducing their body temperature. Find out how climate change could affect the survival of squirrels and discover other potential uses of hibernation, way out of the burrow, in human organ transplant.
To learn more...2021-11-0128 minGradCastAcing the Basics: Special Episode for Asexual Awareness WeekIn this special episode in honour of Asexual Awareness Week, hosts Laura Muñoz-Baena and Ana Moyer chat with PhD Philosophy student Katrina Zmavc, in partnership with SOGS Graduate Peer Support (GPS). Join us in discussing the spectrum of possibilities surrounding asexuality, which is often categorized as a lack of sexual attraction.Â
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If you would like to continue this discussion in a safe space, check out our collaboration with GPSâs Shared Experiences event on November 4th, 2021 at 7:00PM. You can find more information here and register for the event here.
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Recorded on October 14, 2021.
Produced by Laura Munoz...2021-10-2034 minThe Puppy Training PodcastEpisode #79 Service Dogs with Laura SarvinskiLaura Sarvinski joins Amy today to discuss her work as a service dog trainer. Laura is a trainer for Good Dog Service Canines as well as BAXTER & Bella. She shares tips on socialization, training a family dog, her favorite service dog task to train and more.Support the showFollow us on social mediaInstagram @BAXTERandBella Facebook @TheOnlinePuppySchool YouTube @BAXTERandBellaSubscribe to our site for FREE weekly training tips! Check out our FREE resources!Join our membership here.2021-09-2914 minGradCast345 | Clickbait for Mice and How to Change the Structure of your BrainEver see a link on your phone that you just HAVE to click? As it turns out, so do mice! Join hosts Amalie Hutchinson and Laura Muñoz Baena as they chat with aspiring neuroscientist Esmin Unaran and learn about how learning itself can change the structure of your brain. Esmin explains how she uses myelin concentration of mouse brains to study how much they learn using touch-screen operant chambers. Might want to grab yourself a strawberry milkshake before you click "play" on this episode!
To learn more about Erin's research, find her on her Twitter as @e...2021-09-2829 minGradCast344 | The Power of Visual Arts: Photography, Heritage and MigrationIn this episode, hosts Laura Muñoz-Baena and Ana Moyer chat with AnahĂ GonzĂĄlez, a PhD student in Art and Visual Culture. As a Mexican photographer based in Canada, AnahĂ is interested in how migrant labour is portrayed in Canadian media and explores alternative visual narratives that might contribute to a different view of migration in North America.Â
To learn more about AnahĂ, visit her photography website or follow her in Instagram
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Recorded on September 14th, 2021.
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produce...2021-09-2630 minFrom a Lancashire Lass43: Laura Massaro - World Champion squash playerIn this episode, I chat to Laura about her seriously impressive and successful career as a professional squash player. We also chat about her new book that she has written called âAll In: Becoming World Championâ. An inspirational guest and an episode not to be missed.2021-09-2436 min
#nxtKNOWLEDGE Podcast POWERD BY Speakers ExcellenceThe Voice for Leadership: Wie Sie ihre eigene FĂŒhrungsstimme entdecken, aufbauen und fĂŒr Ihr Team einsetzen | Laura Baxter
Was kann eine âDivaâ uns beibringen? Laura Baxter, die in Deutschland  lebende amerikanische OpernsĂ€ngerin, Regisseurin und Performance-Coach,  beschĂ€ftigt sich seit rund 25 Jahren mit der Wirkung der Stimme und des  Körpers. PrĂ€senz ist fĂŒr sie ein wesentlicher SchlĂŒssel zu mehr Erfolg â  auf der BĂŒhne, bei PrĂ€sentationen oder im Umgang mit anderen Menschen.  In ihren Keynote-VortrĂ€gen und LeaderAbendenÂź verbindet Laura Baxter  Musik und Gesang mit FĂŒhrungsthemen. Sie war Dozentin an der Duke  University (USA) und ist seit 1999 Dozentin an der  Friedrich-Alexander-UniversitĂ€t in Erlangen. Als Regisseurin hat sie  mehr als 30 Musicals auf die BĂŒhne gebracht. Sie...2021-07-3027 minGradCast337 | Imposition of Independence: Social-Medical Hybridization in Disability StudiesHow do dominant discourses surrounding childhood disability shape rehabilitative practice? That is the core question on the research project of the MSc student Emily Cox. In this episode, hosts Ana Moyer and Laura Munoz find themselves re thinking ideas such as independence, identity and the differences between impairment and disability. Emily's study intend to reveal whether the ways we think about and act on disabilities have an impact on the lives of disabled children.
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To reach Emily you can email her at ecox29@uwo.ca
Recorded on July 6, 2021.
Produced b...2021-07-2828 minGradCast335 | On the Vast Variability of VirusesLaura Muñoz is a PhD student studying virus evolution. In this episode Laura tells Ariel Frame about her research surrounding virus Overlapping Reading Frames, the impacts of viruses on evolution of life on Earth, and how these are studying using bioinformatics. To learn more about Laura's research, find her on Twitter.
Recorded on July 6, 2021.
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
2021-07-1232 minGradCast329 | Filming Female Fighting Flies For ScienceSebastien Heine has nearly finished his 2 year MSc in Biology. He explains his research on Drosophila (fruit fly) female aggression to hosts Ariel Frame and Laura Munoz. Sebastien goes into details about his history with research and how he developed a general fascination with neuroscience and how these brain cells connect with each other. His passion began at a young age and was fuelled by his reading of Connectome by Sebastien Seung. To find out more from Sebastien, check out his LinkedIn profile, his Facebook or email him at sheine@uwo.ca
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Recorded on June 1st, 2021.
P...2021-06-0829 minGradCast326 | Don't Let It FloodHosts Laura and Francesco talk to masters student James Braden of his work on predicting and managing high level floods through the preparation of flood models. Here, James explains how the models work and why it is so difficult to be accurate when using data from some of the more complex systems on Earth: the weather. Listen to this episode to find out the requirements for models with higher resolution, and how they are used to inform decisions on the infrastructure of entire cities.Â
Recorded on May 11, 2021.
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena.
2021-05-2029 minGradCast324 | Sleepy Squirrels and the Metabolics of HibernationWe often think of hibernation as simply going to sleep in the wintertime, but hibernating animals aren't actually sleeping at all! It's really a special type of dormancy or torpor. This week, hosts Yimin Chen and Laura Baena speak to Masters of Biology student Amalie Hutchinson about what the cute little thirteen-lined ground squirrel of Manitoba can teach us about the cellular processes that occur while these animals are snoozing under the snow.
Recorded on April 27, 2021
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White...2021-05-0529 min
Hidden HeroPublik talk with Laura BaxterPublik talk with Laura Baxter2021-04-2214 minGradCast#Gradlife XIII: COVID 19, One Year Later...Over one year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything for graduate students. We were all introduced to a different world of research and communication, held back by lab and class restrictions, prevention of in-person evaluations and tests, and limiting our access to resources such as books, equipment, and computer programs. We all experienced changes that have both benefited and hindered our abilities to become the best of who we can be. Some students became fallen soldiers who lost the momentum and motivation to conduct research at a rate they could maintain while being in-person, while others thrived staying at...2021-04-2253 minGradCast322 | Simulating HIV's Latent ReservoirIn this episode hosts Rose and Laura talk to Emmanuel Wong about his research on HIV's latent reservoir. They discussed the role of bioinformatics in a world that is generating astronomical amounts of biological information and how simulation programs could potentially help us to gain insights about how the latent reservoir originates, evolves and persists within an individual.Â
Recorded on April 13, 2021
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot
2021-04-2127 minGradCast317 | How Flies SocializeAbbie Bechard tells Ariel Frame and Laura Munoz Baena about her MSc in biology research that she is working on. Abbie explains how she tests social spacing in flies and how this can be used to test models with autism related genes, such as Neuroligin.Â
To get in touch with Abbie, find her on Facebook.
Full video available on YouTube
Recorded on March 9, 2021
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot
2021-03-2128 minGradCast316 | Not So Independent After AllAfter First World War new methods for the administration of colonial territories were required. In this episode, Benjamin Gladstone chats with hosts Elizabeth Moller and Laura Muñoz-Baena about the Americanization of the global colonial and economic systems and its impact on the growth of the United States as a world power and its continues involvement in several economies around the globe.Â
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Recorded on March 2nd, 2021
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena
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2021-03-1829 min
kontaktaufnahmenPrĂ€senz ist alles! Aber achte auf dein Echo! (Interview mit Laura Baxter - OpernsĂ€ngerin, Key Note Speaker & Leadership-Coach)Ein hochspannendes Thema und zugleich sehr unterschĂ€tzter Bereich der eigenen Persönlichkeit ist die Stimme.Wir durften uns eine gute Stunde mit Laura Baxter zum Thema Stimme unterhalten und uns wurde mal wieder klar, wie wenig dieses Thema im Fokus steht, obwohl die Hebel bzgl. der eigenen PrĂ€senz durch die eigene Stimme immens groĂ sind."Stimme macht Stimmung" - ein wichtiger Impuls fĂŒr alle Fach- & FĂŒhrungskrĂ€fte. Denn mit unserer Stimme lĂ€sst sich Vertrauen aufbauen oder eben auch abbauen.Laura gibt Einblick welche sieben Schritte wichtig sind, um eine stĂ€...2021-03-1658 min
FootballlandS01 E18 | The Arsenal Way | FootballlandSupport our Show! https://supporter.acast.com/footballlandSign up to the Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheFootballlandListeners to Footballland have rightly asked us - "Why isn't there a ride at your theme park that celebrates the ridiculousness of Arsenal Football Club?" It's a question we've been pondering ourselves, so we duly invited Arsenal Twitter scholar Laura Kirk to come up with a solution. Laura sealed herself in the Wayne Lineker Fibreglass Testicle for a full 35 minutes before emerging (like a weird butterfly) with The Arsenal Way, a gauntlet run f...2021-02-2328 minGradCast314 | A Stressful Bird LifeContaminants in food sources can cause serious problems for wildlife physiology, especially for birds who feed of marine life and aquatic insects that are exposed to high levels of methylmercury (MeHg). On top of contaminants, birds experience food stress from many environmental factors such as predators, food shortage, unpredictable weather, and interaction with humans. Now, what happens when birds consume MeHg contaminants while experiencing food stress? Does this contaminant worsen the physiology of birds when under food stress or does it somehow counteract the effect? Biology PhD student Claire Bottini talks about her research on this topic with hosts...2021-02-2331 minGradCast309 | Another Look at Alzheimer's diseaseAsad Lone has nearly completed his PhD in biology. He tells Ariel Frame and Laura Munoz about the cell biology research he has done on the impact of p66Shc on cell metabolism and susceptibility to Alzheimer's disease brain pathology. Asad also discusses his interest in the ketogenic diet and post-PhD plans.Â
To read about Asad's work, you can find him on ResearchGate
Recorded January 19, 2020
Produced by Laura Munoz Baena
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io Produced by White Hot
 2021-01-3130 min
Benson Gregory PodcastLaura Baxter Founder of Joanna Ministries, Inc and Missionary to HondurasLaura Baxter tells us how God prepared her to answer a big call to leave a successful, happy life in Central Kentucky and move to Honduras to minister to women escaping the sex industry. She had very little financial support, knew very few people and barely spoke the language, but she knew this is what God wanted her to do. She left home for a life far outside the comfort zone for most of us. But helping rescue women from sex trafficking was only the beginning. When COVID-19 and then not one but two hurricanes hit, Laura stepped up...2020-12-1759 min
No Ordinary GalEP17. Laura - A catch up with hostYou asked, I've delivered! Here are my ramblings reflecting on my time in lockdown and how it drove me to go after a new job, and I only went and landed myself one in the middle of a blooming pandemic!
I also highlight my favourite new small business Make it Count Jewellery who I just love and can provide you with some of the most beautiful Christmas prezzies (or a little treat for yourself!) Follow Claire on Instagram, or buy directly from her Etsy shop here -Â
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/makeitcountjewellery?ref=s...2020-12-0322 minNo Ordinary GalEP16. Kimmy - Unexpected motherhood and mental healthKimmy joins Laura to talk about how after being quite sure having kids wasn't for her, the unexpected arrival of her daughter 18 months ago proved to be the best thing that ever happened to her. She also talks about the amount of pressure she put on herself to get everything right, and how the stress of returning to work put her into a state of really poor mental health. Kimmy speaks so openly about it and reminds us that mental health can affect anyone at any time. Whether it's ongoing and long term, or an acute, situational spell.
2020-10-181h 08No Ordinary GalEP15. Charlotte - An honest account of MotherhoodCharlotte joins Laura for a very honest and open conversation about motherhood.Â
Like many women across the country, Charlotte feels she is completely ordinary, a part time work around her two young girls, but she shows up every single day. And it's what it takes to do that every day, that makes Charlotte and women nationwide extraordinary. We delve into the emotional rollercoaster of being a mum, the weight of responsibility, and how having a "break" is usually going to work or being able to go to a supermarket solo. I'm sure SO many will relate to t...2020-10-111h 08No Ordinary GalEP14. Katie - Crafting, careers and chasing perfectionThis week Katie joins Laura for a chat about her enviable talents, where her strive for perfection comes from and how she re-trained to turn her hobby into a career.Â
We talk about how the design industry has transformed over the past 15 years, giving so many talented people jobs that they love, and what it's like being a woman in the workplace, and how your relationship with your work is viewed when you don't have children - something I'd never thought of and loved chatting about.
This episode is also a reunion as we'd not p...2020-10-0454 minNo Ordinary GalEP13. Hannah - Starting over and finding happinessHannah joins Laura to talk about the twists and turns her adult life has taken after realising that the life she had planned from teen years, just wasn't meant to be. Hoping to live the tale everyone seems to have of uni life, partying with a bit of studying, Hannah headed to Wales to pursue a degree in film studies, but it wasn't as she'd hoped. Struggling to come to terms with that, she entered a spell of poor mental health, but came out the other side to land herself a job in a bridal boutique. Here she sored...2020-09-2735 minNo Ordinary GalEP12. Moira - Sensi, Personal Trainer, Role ModelMoira joins Laura to talk about her karate career, what it's like as a female in such a male dominated sport, and how a crossroads in life lead to her taking a risk and going after a totally new career in her 50's.Â
Moira really is the embodiment of Girl Power, she's was part of the first ever female squad when women were finally allowed to compete in karate, won numerous titles, has trained countless children and adults to their black belts, started her own association and after redundancy, took the opportunity to retrain as a personal t...2020-09-201h 06No Ordinary GalEP11. Birth Trauma Awareness Special - Angela, Jo and KirstyA special panel episode to go hand in hand with Birth Trauma Awareness Week. Laura is joined by Angela, Jo and Kirsty to discuss their BT experiences, their journey's since, and why it's so important we speak out about what is such a common, yet unheard of topic.Â
This show just have some sensitive content, with talks of childbirth, fertility treatment, miscarriage and stillbirth. If you have been affected by anything we discuss today, and are looking for someone to reach out to, the below charities are all fantastic and will be able to offer some help:2020-09-131h 18No Ordinary GalEP10. Georgina - Rebuilding life and being the change of the futureGeorge joins Laura to talk about how she went from planning a wedding, to starting over when her relationship of 10yrs broke down, but it actually turned out to be the making of her. After an epic journey of self discovery and being able to truly love herself, George is now the happiest she's been, and has even had the bonus of finding love again. She has a wonderful career working in SEN education, she speaks so passionately about her work and how she's paving the way for change to help get these amazing young adults into the workplace...2020-09-0730 minNo Ordinary GalEP9. Rose - My HeroNanny Rose joins Laura to talk about her life, what it was like as a child living through WW2, how at the time she was sad to leave school early to work, but that very apprenticeship lead her to find an everlasting love with her future husband Joseph. She talks of raising a family in the 50's with very little, to being a self made family and being able to buy their own home.  Plenty of pearls of wisdom are shared along this episode, and she's even willing to give up her famous lemon cake recipe! A heartwarming episode f...2020-08-3054 minNo Ordinary GalEP8. Rita - Natural born motherRita joins Laura to discuss her life and where her natural maternal ways come from. Put on this earth to be a Mum, Rita is one of life's carers, kindness and compassion like no other, and always there for anyone in need. She talks about raising her own family, welcoming grandchildren, and being blessed to work her dream job with special needs children. A beautiful chat, with a beautiful soul. 2020-08-2338 minGradCast284 | Light Bright MiceIn this episode Tyler Dexter, PhD student in Neuroscience, speaks with Ariel Frame and Laura Baena about his research on goal directed cognition in mice. Tyler discusses how he uses touch screens and optogenetics to investigate the role of particular neurons in the brain.
To find out more from Tyler follow him on Twitter @TylerDexter13 or learn about rodent touch screens at touchscreencognition.org
Full Video Available on YouTube
Recorded on Aug 11, 2020
Produced by Laura Baena and edited by Gavin Tolometti
Theme song provided by https://freebeats...2020-08-1932 minNo Ordinary GalEP7. Becky - Teacher, Mum and Covid HeroBecky joins Laura to talk about the extraordinary success of a Facebook group she set up to share her teaching wisdom with stressed parents now faced with homeschooling during a pandemic. She talks about her motives, juggling it around motherhood and how come September, she will be joining the ranks as a school mum herself, as well as teaching the all important first reception year.Â
2020-08-1637 minNo Ordinary GalEP6. Charley - A bubble of positive energyCharley joins Laura to discuss her eternal optimism and positivity. She goes into detail about how "Cheeky Charley", her stage name as a children's entertainer was born, why she has a real passion for making memories for kids, and where she gets her endless energy from. We talk about her time as a performer and what it's really like behind the scenes on some well known holiday camps. I love how much her personality shines through in this episode, she really is one of the most joyous people to be around and I know you'll all agree, she is...2020-08-0935 minNo Ordinary GalEP5. Lauren - Career Woman, Business Owner and MentorLauren joins Laura to discuss her impressive career, how she was a global design lead by 28, and why she's now started her own business. Lauren is always on the go, even during a period of "calming it down" during covid, she accidently built a global community of designers, she's one of life's do-ers finding it hard to shut off. She also talks about how she believed sexism in the workplace was a myth, until she experienced it herself, and why it makes her all the more determined. A truly inspirational story of an independent woman, who knows where she...2020-08-0235 minNo Ordinary GalEP4. Joolz - A wild child full of wisdomJulie (aka. Joolz) joins Laura to discuss her life journey. From being a grafter at work, to finding herself again after becoming a mum, overcoming large debt, and how being a party animal is in her DNA. After the tragic loss of her partner, and girls' Dad, Julie got in touch with her spiritual side, and now has her very own guardian angel helping her through, even helping lead her to an old school sweetheart, who just so happened to be her soul mate.Â
There are strong themes of suicide in this episode, please remember if you a...2020-07-2635 minNo Ordinary GalEP3. Rachel - Life as a SEN MumRachel joins Laura to talk about her journey of navigating life as a SEN Mum, how her mother's instinct led to a diagnosis and how her little man keeps surprising them. This is a very emotional episode, and has deliberately been left unedited.Â
George is continuing to make outstanding progress, and just this week, his review at Snowdrop has confirmed he's made strides well beyond their expectations. You can find out more about their work here - http://www.snowdrop.cc/
If you'd like to make a donation to Great Ormond Street Hospital, and find o...2020-07-1941 min
Chosen VoicesEpisode 10: Laura Patterson on Studying ScriptureLaura joins us today to share with us why it's important to study Scripture. She also walks us through practical how-to's and overcoming obstacles with studying Scripture. . . . . . . . .Ray Mayhew Bible Studies: raymayhewonline.com. . . . . . . .Blue Letter Bible: https://www.blueletterbible.org/2020-07-1434 minNo Ordinary GalEP2. Lizzie - Teaching, Mental Health, Running & KindnessLizzie joins Laura to discuss life a primary school teacher, a mum and why being kind is a way of life for her. There are strong themes of mental health throughout the episode, and Lizzie has found great support through the charity Mind which you can find more about here https://www.mind.org.uk/.Â
Please remember if you are struggling right now, you are never alone, and even if you don't feel you can open up to people around you, the Samaritans are always there - https://www.samaritans.org/. Please always speak out. Your mental h...2020-07-1233 min
No Ordinary GalEP1. An Intro to host LauraAs requested by the people, with questions from the people, a bit more of an insight into me and my motives for creating this podcast. This won't be the usual format of No Ordinary Gal - so don't let me put you off, and please come back to hear from our rather extraordinary gals! 2020-07-1029 minGradCast270 | The Electrical TreesJoin hosts Nikol & Laura to hear about a topic which has rarely been explored in the context of urban environmental history, something which has gone unremarked and is often invisible in our everyday lives: telephone poles and wires. The interviewee, Michael Feagan, explains the use and status of telephone poles within cities, and how they reflected social, economic, and political value of technology in the late nineteenth-century. Michael also highlights the importance of how the poles and wires were physically constructed, and how they interacted with natural elements such as plants and the weather. Give this a listen and...2020-06-0230 min
The Lonely MarketersEp 32 | Storytelling and naughty toys. Laura Baxter from Social Personnel.Marketing into the public sector is tough. Â We find out that recruitment marketing in the public sector is even tougher with Laura Baxter from Social Personnel. Â She tells us about how storytelling (starting her own podcast) has positioned the business as true experts in the markets that the cover.
Laura is committed to her own personal development as well and talks to us about her journey on the Google Squared course that has given her the knowledge and belief to put her stamp on things.
A really fun episode which you'll have to listen to, to understand the reference to th...2020-01-2036 minGradCast242 | On the Origin of Viral GenesGiven that viruses have a profound impact on every living organism, understanding how viruses evolve is crucial to understanding life itself. In this episode, hosts Gavin Tolometti and Nick Handfield Jones interview PhD student Laura Muñoz from the Department of Microbiology and Immunology. Laura introduces us to the world of virus genomes, bioinformatics and how her passion for evolution and virus diversity brought her to Canada.
Produced by Ariel Frame
2019-11-1328 min
Ascended Masters At WorkAscended Masters At Work, 7/15/17 Guest, Laura BaxterTweetThe post Ascended Masters At Work, 7/15/17 Guest, Laura Baxter appeared first on Maximize Your Wealth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2018-05-2100 minAscended Masters At WorkAscended Masters At Work, 6/8/17 Guest, Laura BaxterTweetThe post Ascended Masters At Work, 6/8/17 Guest, Laura Baxter appeared first on Maximize Your Wealth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2018-05-2100 min