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Lipedema Mamas PodcastFDRS LIVE, Part 1: Cheyenne Brinson, Dr. Thomas Wright, Dr. Ana Carolina, Lipedema Canada, Lea Fowler, & Virginia ZuiluThis last weekend was the annual Fat Disorders Resource Society conference in Atlanta, GA, and we got the hot takes right off the press (and some fresh off the presentation stage) coming for you! This week is part 1 of 3.On this week's episode you will hear from Cheyenne Brinson, the president of FDRS; Dr. Thomas Wright, lipedema surgeon and medical director for Lipedema Surgical Solutions; Dr. Ana Carolina, plastic surgeon and arm liposuction specialist in Sao Paulo Brazil; Angel Anderson, president of Lipedema Canada; and Virginia Zuilu, international lipedema and hormone nutritionist.2025-03-2747 min
REalizations PodcastHousing Policies: impacts on Real Estate with Shawn Wright - EP 17đ¨âđźWith Special Guest: Shawn Wright
In this episode of 'Realizations', host Andrea Gordon interviews Shawn Wright, a broker and city council member from Nashville, Tennessee. They discuss the crucial overlap between real estate and government, especially concerning infrastructure, zoning, and planning. Wright shares insights about the growth of Murfreesboro, one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., and the role of realtors in advising government decisions. They compare real estate regulations between Tennessee and California and emphasize the importance of government affairs and advocacy in the real estate industry. Wright also speaks about mentoring new agents and the...2024-12-0526 min
Key to All Things Real Estate PodcastInnovative Wisdom: Sustaining Success in a Changing Market with Shawn Wright - EP 1
đ¨âđźWith Special Guest: Shawn Wright
In this episode of 'The Key to All Things Real Estate,' host Krystal Gray interviews Shawn Wright, a seasoned realtor and broker-owner based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. With over 22 years of experience, Shawn shares valuable insights into the Real Estate industry, discussing his client-focused philosophy, challenges he's faced, and the importance of understanding the financing side of real estate. The discussion also covers market strategies, agent training, and tips for both new and experienced agents. Additionally, Sean recommends the 'Fish Book' for creating a fun and productive workplace environment.
2024-08-0831 min
The Legal Lens Podcast137. Representing Clients In High Profile Criminal and Civil Cases w/ Attorney Shawn HolleyThe Sizzling Hot Legal Issues Series continues with another fantastic top attorney guest and topic!
This time, we dive into High Profile & Celebrity Client Representation in Criminal, Civil & Entertainment Law Cases with the amazing attorney Shawn Holley, a named partner at Kinsella Holley Iser Kump Steinsapir LLP.
With more than 60 trials to her credit, attorney Holley is a rare gem, practicing in both criminal and civil litigation!
Many of you might recognize Shawn from her work on the O.J. Simpson Dream Team when she worked with...2024-08-0348 min
Alabama Short StoriesFrom Podcast to Print: Grab âAlabama Short Storiesâ Volumes 1 & 2 Today!Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Alabama Short Stories Podcast! I'm your host, Shawn Wright. As always, it's a pleasure to have you with me. I want to take a moment to remind you about something you might already be familiar with: my books, "Alabama Short Stories, Volumes 1 and 2.""Volume 1" features stories from our first three seasons. It includes thirty tales about iconic statues, daring pilots, high school athletes, painters, and musicians. You'll also find intriguing stories about falling stars, aliens, and close encounters."Volume 2" continues with stories from seasons four to six. This...2024-07-2302 min
Alabama Short StoriesRickwood and Willie MaysRickwood Field was built in 1910 so Rick Woodward would have a showplace for his baseball team, the Birmingham Barons. Little did he know that 114 years later, Major League Baseball would host a game on this field. The field has hosted concerts, football, and baseball games. It was also home to the Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro Southern League. Many famous players suited up at the field, but none more so than Willie Mays, a son of Fairfield, Alabama.Show Note: An astute listener pointed out that Connie Mack, mentioned in the episode, played for the Philadelphia...2024-05-0715 min
Alabama Short StoriesAuburn buys a paintingAt the end of World War II, another war started, the Cold War. To win the minds and hearts of people around the world against the Soviet Union, the U.S. State Department put together a show of modern art that was to tour the world. The show, âAdvancing American Art,â did not win the hearts and minds of some of its people. It was recalled and put up for auction at pennies on the dollar. Auburn University recognized an opportunity and bought 36 paintings, the basis for the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. Suppo...2024-04-3013 min
Alabama Short StoriesJohnny Mack Brown, the Rose of Alabama FootballThe University of Alabama accepted a bid to play in the 1926 Rose Bowl against powerhouse University of Washington. This was the first time a team from the South was invited to play in this historic event. The underdog Alabama team won the game in no small part because of the play of Johnny Mack Brown. Learn the story of this game and how Brown went from being the âDothan Antelopeâ to one of Hollywood's leading men and stars of Western movies. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but i...2024-04-2309 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Alabama gold rushWe have grown up hearing stories about the gold rush. But itâs always the California gold rush they are talking about. An event so huge that years later, San Franciscoâs NFL team called themselves the â49ers after the prospectors of the 1849 gold rush. But the first gold rush started in the east and as prospectors followed the gold vein, they discovered gold in east Alabama. Learn the story about this event and what happened to the prospectors when the gold ran out.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcas...2024-04-1609 min
Alabama Short StoriesIrene Teel sees into the futureMrs. Irene, as she was known to neighbors, was born with a sixth sense. From a young age, she was able to find things, easter eggs, misplaced items, or the missing hunting dog. Her father tried to shield her from the scrutiny fortune tellers received in the community. Instead, Irene Teel became popular with people driving miles for her advice and wisdom. When a small child went missing, and the National Guard was called in, it was Mrs. Rena who was the most helpful.Support the showSupport the Podcast The...2024-04-0912 min
Alabama Short StoriesSacred Harp MusicMusic is a vital part of our lives in Alabama, and it covers all genres. This story is about one genre of music called Sacred Harp. It is named after the book of songs of the same name. at the beginning of the 20th century, these songs sounded antiquated to modern listeners. Worried that this style would go away, teachers presented Sacred Harp music as a virtue, a tradition that would be passed down the generations. And some of the most influential teachers and guardians of this tradition were from right here in Alabama. Support t...2024-04-0214 min
Alabama Short StoriesZelda Sayre FitzgeraldZelda Sayre was born and raised in Montgomery, the daughter of a lawyer and politician. She was a socialite and caught the interest of young men from as far away as Atlanta. No one swept her off her feet until she met a young soldier stationed in Montgomery named F. Scott Fitzgerald. Their marriage and volatile relationship became the story ideas for books such as âThe Great Gatsbyâ and made them the poster children of the Jazz Age. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but itâs not che...2024-03-2616 min
Alabama Short StoriesSpider Martin "World's Greatest Photographer"Spider Martin was a commercial photographer in Birmingham, Alabama, who billed himself with a little tongue-in-cheek as the âworldâs greatest photographer.â He worked for corporate clients and earned his fair share of awards for his work. But his real claim to fame was as a photographer for the Birmingham News when he stood on the Edmund Pettus Bridge documenting what the Alabama State Troopers did to John Lewis and the rest of the peaceful marchers in 1965. He would be with marchers until they arrived at the Capital in Montgomery. This is Spiderâs story.Support the show...2024-03-1918 min
The Dude DadsThe Dude Dads and Local ROCKSTAR, Shawn BellGot to hang out with our friend and local legend Shawn Bell. Shawn is the lead singer of the band Party Fowl. Not gonna lie, this was probably the funnest episode we've ever done.... Music talk, drinking, cigar smoking and maybe some TENS unit shenanigans... If you're anywhere around the DelMarVa area, make sure you go check out Party Fowl Partyfowlband.com2024-03-141h 40
Unconventional MinistryPAK7: A Media Initiative Empowering Pakistanâs Christians with Shawn Wright S5 EP#152In this enlightening episode, we delve into the heart of Pakistan with Shawn Wright, the Executive Director of PAK7 US, to explore an innovative and transformative media initiative that's making waves across the nation. With Pakistan ranking as the world's fifth-largest country, the need for a powerful medium to convey God's love and foster understanding is critical. Wright shares the journey of PAK7 in leveraging television and social media to empower the Pakistani Christian community, enabling them to craft and share stories that bridge divides, heal wounds, and bring hope to millions.
Discover how PAK7 is not...2024-03-1219 min
Alabama Short StoriesFrom Good Roads to Great!Roads in Alabama go as far back as when indians followed the trails that animals had created. These trails would be widened and âimprovedâ as more people and bigger vehicles used them. When the car came along, it was apparent that we must have good roads and we needed them fast. The good roads movement sprang up to encourage and push state and local governments to build and maintain roads. This is the story of those roads here in Alabama.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but itâs...2024-03-1215 min
Alabama Short StoriesSearching for Cudjo and the ClotildaCudjo Lewis was a captive aboard the Clotilda when it entered Mobile Harbor, the last slave boat to the United States in 1860. The story was well known to locals in Mobile but two writers, Emma Langdon Roche and Zora Neale Hurston, went to find Cudjo and tell their version of his story. Over 80 years later, Ben Raines would find the remains of the Clotilda and bring the story to light again. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but itâs not cheap. If you enjoy Ala...2024-03-0511 min
Alabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories, Volume 2 - The BookI hope you have enjoyed the first 5 seasons of the Alabama Short Stories podcast. When I released season three, I published the book, Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1. This was the perfect solution for those who like their podcasts in written form. And as a bonus, it had pictures to illustrate the stories. With season six of the podcast upon us, I am proud to announce volume two of the book, Alabama Short Stories. There are 30 more stories covering seasons four through six with photos. There are 50 more pages in this book for the same g...2024-02-2701 min