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“If you want to be an athlete when you’re 90, you have to keep mixing up your workouts,” says Lisa Smith-Batchen, endurance athlete and guest on this week’s Endurance Series episode.    SpartanUp Endurance Series host Johnny Waite talks with Lisa about how she uses cross-training to stay excited about working out.  In this episode you’ll learn:   -Why Lisa ran 100 miles while pulling a tire? -How Lisa uses snow-shoe walking as a form of meditation -Why does Lisa train / run with slower runners? -When to pull out of a race (hint, Lisa uses a motto “make the right choice” vs DNF) -What types of cross-training exercises Lisa uses when she wants to mix-up a workout   About Lisa:  Lisa Smith-Batchen – Endurance Athlete & Personal Coach Stories about Lisa’s athletic achievements have appeared on the covers of The NY Times, The LA Times, The Washington Post and Winning Magazine. Additionally, she has appeared in Runner’s World, Sports Illustrated for Women, ESPN Magazine, Outside Magazine, Ultrarunning, Trail Runner, Running Times and numerous other national and international publications. Look for feature stories about Lisa’s 2,500 mile run through America in Runners’s World (Jan. 2011) Women’s Adventure (Nov. 2010) Ultra Runner Magazine (April 2011) Lisa is the first and only person to run 50 miles in all 50 states in the USA in 62 days as part of her Running Hope Through America fundraising project! Lisa was the first American female to win the Marathon des Sables, a 150 mile stage-race  through the Sahara desert. Additionally, she has twice won the Badwater Ultramarathon (135 miles through Death Valley). Lisa is the only person to run from Las Vegas, NV to the summit of Mt. Whitney, covering 306 miles and was the first female to complete the “Badwater Quad,” covering 584 miles! Television coverage on Lisa includes segments on ESPN, Discovery Channel, ABC’s Wide World of Sports, NBC’s Nightly News with Tom Brokaw and Good Morning America. In 2010 Lisa was featured on CNN and on newscasts in 47 states. She was a main character in a feature length film on the Badwater Ultramarathon, entitled Running Under the Sun. She has also appeared in two Outdoor Life Network specials on the Marathon des Sables. Lisa has done product testing for The North Face, an outdoor equipment and clothing company, and has appeared in their product catalogs and a national advertising campaign with Dean Karnazes. She is a past member of the Montrail/Patagonia and Smith/Pearl Izumi Ultrarunning Teams and has been also sponsored by Clif Bar, Petzl, Pharmanex, Smartwool, Sharkies, Nathan, Nuu-Muu, Nuun, Smith Optics, Body Glide, Engo, Hammer Nutrition, Kinesys, Salt Stick, Crescent Moon Snowshoes, Freelife, Damascus Bakeries, Nike, Crocs, Coco 5, Coco-Elite, Ceregumil, Styr Labs and Trail Toes. Click here for links to Lisa’s sponsors.   CONNECT WITH LISA Twitter: @dreamchasrs Instagram: @coachlisasmithbatchen Website: DreamChaserEvents.Com   SPONSOR This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by Honey Stinger. Save 30% with the code “HSSpartan2020”.   SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pYBkk1T684YQg7CmoaAZt FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer: Ryan Warner Hosts: Johnny Waite Sr Producer: Marion Abrams   © 2020 Spartan

  “Physically, our bodies are so capable to do what our mind wants to do,” says Lisa Smith-Batchen, endurance athlete and guest on this week’s Endurance Series episode.    SpartanUp Endurance Series host Johnny Waite talks with Lisa about her experiences racing the Badwater and the Badwater Quad. In this episode you’ll learn:   -The extreme environments that runners face during the Badwater Ultramarathon -How to prepare for a race where you traverse multiple climates -How Lisa stays ‘peaceful’ during a race -Why it’s okay to not be competitive  -The transformative experience for Lisa that allows her to stay ‘quiet and calm’ during a race -Why she views the elements as obstacles   About Lisa:  Lisa Smith-Batchen – Endurance Athlete & Personal Coach Stories about Lisa’s athletic achievements have appeared on the covers of The NY Times, The LA Times, The Washington Post and Winning Magazine. Additionally, she has appeared in Runner’s World, Sports Illustrated for Women, ESPN Magazine, Outside Magazine, Ultrarunning, Trail Runner, Running Times and numerous other national and international publications. Look for feature stories about Lisa’s 2,500 mile run through America in Runners’s World (Jan. 2011) Women’s Adventure (Nov. 2010) Ultra Runner Magazine (April 2011) Lisa is the first and only person to run 50 miles in all 50 states in the USA in 62 days as part of her Running Hope Through America fundraising project! Lisa was the first American female to win the Marathon des Sables, a 150 mile stage-race  through the Sahara desert. Additionally, she has twice won the Badwater Ultramarathon (135 miles through Death Valley). Lisa is the only person to run from Las Vegas, NV to the summit of Mt. Whitney, covering 306 miles and was the first female to complete the “Badwater Quad,” covering 584 miles! Television coverage on Lisa includes segments on ESPN, Discovery Channel, ABC’s Wide World of Sports, NBC’s Nightly News with Tom Brokaw and Good Morning America. In 2010 Lisa was featured on CNN and on newscasts in 47 states. She was a main character in a feature length film on the Badwater Ultramarathon, entitled Running Under the Sun. She has also appeared in two Outdoor Life Network specials on the Marathon des Sables. Lisa has done product testing for The North Face, an outdoor equipment and clothing company, and has appeared in their product catalogs and a national advertising campaign with Dean Karnazes. She is a past member of the Montrail/Patagonia and Smith/Pearl Izumi Ultrarunning Teams and has been also sponsored by Clif Bar, Petzl, Pharmanex, Smartwool, Sharkies, Nathan, Nuu-Muu, Nuun, Smith Optics, Body Glide, Engo, Hammer Nutrition, Kinesys, Salt Stick, Crescent Moon Snowshoes, Freelife, Damascus Bakeries, Nike, Crocs, Coco 5, Coco-Elite, Ceregumil, Styr Labs and Trail Toes. Click here for links to Lisa’s sponsors.   CONNECT WITH LISA Twitter: @dreamchasrs Instagram: @coachlisasmithbatchen Website: DreamChaserEvents.Com   SPONSOR This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by Athletic Brewing. Get free shipping on two six-packs by placing your order online at AthleticBrewing.Com.   SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pYBkk1T684YQg7CmoaAZt FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer: Ryan Warner Hosts: Johnny Waite Sr Producer: Marion Abrams   © 2020 Spartan

Day for Night with Caridad Svich. Episode 11: The City (scene one) from This Thing of Ours by Caridad Svich, and excerpt from short story "About Lisa" from Tim Etchells' ENDLAND published by Andotherstories (2019). Listener Support is appreciated. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caridad-svich/support

Do you want to explore Lisa's Sleep Recovery course? Check out all our classes for FREE for 14 days here: https://movementformodernlife.com/chooseplan “It’s a very yogic thing to return to good sleep…it’s a time when we have to let go.” In the UK two thirds of adults have disrupted sleep. But why is it so difficult. Our culture plays a big part; requiring us to always be busy and shun our bedtime in favour of evenings out or chilling in front of the TV. In this episode, we talk to Lisa Sanfilippo, author and yoga teacher, who has created a sleep recovery course for MFML. Kat talks to Lisa about moving beyond the pills, apps and pillow sprays and discover deeper long lasting solutions to better sleep. We need to repair our ability to sleep well, not depend on these crutches, but how can we do that? Lisa offers tips on how to prepare for sleep with some revolutionary ideas, but also by using yogic philosophy to help us rediscover balance, patience, receptivity and rest. “Being able to re-learn patience, receptivity and getting out of the way is all aligned with sleep, rest and what yoga was put here to teach us.” This podcast is a great introduction to the Sleep Recovery Course and for learning more about how important yoga is for sleep; “When we do yoga that is slower, more mindful and aware, it repairs our interoceptive capacity.” In this episode you will find out... About Lisa's sleep journey and how it lead to Sleep Recovery (13:00) Are you prone to catastrophic thinking and tension at night? How can you counteract this? The importance of breathing, moving and acupressure, even in the middle of the night! Why does yoga work for getting better sleep?  The importance of sleep and letting go (24:55) Why is sleep the most important thing we can learn to do properly?Why do we need to soften and consider doing things a little differently? “The way we do one thing is the way we do everything, until we become conscious.” How can our Ayurvedic dosha impact our sleep?How to work with yourself and your personality to get better sleep.  Tips for preparing for good sleep (41:00) It’s not just about what you do to wind down at the end of the day.Yawning, closing your eyes, having a short rest - why we SHOULD do these through the day! The importance of yoga in preparing ourselves for good sleep, not just on a daily basis.Can aroma, light, apps and devices really support our sleep? What is detrimental to good sleep?   The optimal sleep routine (57:15) Why should you learn and remember the Sleep Recovery course? It’s super easy! Why food, drink and time matter.Why we should forget the second wind and listen to our natural rhythm. What are ‘marma points’, where do they come from and why are they so important? Experience them at 1:04:48 and in Lisa'a class. The importance of breathing properly, learn how to at 1:11:12 and in Lisa's class. Find Lisa's Sleep Recovery Course here: https://movementformodernlife.com/challenge-sleep-recovery Do you want to explore Lisa's Sleep Recovery course? Check out all our classes for FREE for 14 days here: https://movementformodernlife.com/chooseplan Get Lisa's Sleep Recovery book here: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/sleep-recovery-9781472956316/ Enter our competition here: https://www.instagram.com/movementformodernlife/?hl=en

“IT’S ALL ABOUT THE GIVEBACK” Lisa Wagner, Vice President and Commercial Business Development Officer at ConnectOne Bank, has a talent for helping others.  Her varied career has taken many forms. But whether in sales, banking or community service, for Lisa, it all boils down to one thing: “It’s all about the giveback,” she says. “It’s the circle of life: you give and all good comes from that.” Listen as she describes her journey from media production administration to relationship building at a growing regional bank, and why giving back has been critical to her success.    BANKING AND WEIGHT LOSS - WHAT’S THE CONNECTION?  Lisa began her career in fashion retailing.  Within a few years she joined a media production company in New York City hoping to pursue her dream of a career in radio, television and film.  Disillusioned by the slow pace of advancement in that field, however, she left to join Nutrisystem, discovered and honed her skills in sales, and rose to the level of regional manager there.   Lisa enjoyed great success; Nutrisystem not so much.  Within a few years, Nutrisystem was forced to shut its weight loss centers.  Despite this set back, Lisa knew she had a knack for creating and building customer relationships. A former co-worker suggested she look into a career in banking.  Turns out, retail banking and managing sales at weight loss centers are very similar. Who knew? You will after you listen to Lisa describe her unpredictable career move. KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER  “It is sooo important to understand your client’s business,” Lisa advises. To succeed in today’s banking world, you need to think and work collaboratively.  You can’t do that without an appreciation of the challenges and risks your clients face.  Good advice to anyone in business?  Listen to why Lisa thinks it is. LISA’S TOOLBOX Lisa is a big believer in the power of networking. “I network to find resources for my clients,” she says.  She describes the importance of meeting all sorts of people in different industries and connecting people to one another.  “Because you can never predict what service or product your client might need,” she advises, “you want to build a toolbox of relationships.”  You’ll want to learn how she does it. EXCITING TIMES IN BANKING Lisa has advice to women seeking careers in banking.  Retail branch banking is changing, she says.  Technology is allowing us to do much more remotely. As branches become more operations oriented, she predicts there will be all sorts of opportunities for those looking at operational careers:  compliance, law, technology, credit underwriting, etc.  For those interested in public-facing positions, she offers, “If you do something you enjoy, your enthusiasm will come through and you’re going to succeed at it.” ABOUT LISA  Lisa Wagner is a Vice President and Commercial Business Development Officer at ConnectOne Bank, headquartered in Englewood Cliffs, N.J.  She is a graduate of the University of Maryland with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. Lisa began her career in fashion retailing.  Within a few years she joined a media production company in New York City hoping to pursue her dream of a career in radio, television and film.  She learned about sales and management working for Nutrisystem, and later took her relationship-building skills to commercial banking, eventually finding her way to ConnectOne Bank. When not working with her clients, Lisa sits on the Board of Trustees for Imagine, a Union County, NJ-based not-for-profit organization that provides grief support and educational resources for children, teens, and adults coping with loss due to a death of a family member. More about ConnectOne Bank: www.connectonebank.com To reach Lisa: lwagner@cnob.com

Authors on the Air Host Pam Stack welcomes forensic scientest and author (and SW Florida resident) Lisa Black to the studio. About Lisa:  Lisa Black has spent over twenty years in forensic science, first at the coroner’s office in Cleveland Ohio and now as a certified latent print examiner and CSI at a Florida police dept. She is the author of two popular crime thriller series, Theresa MacLean and Gardiner & Renner which have been translated into six languages. She also writes books under her real name Elizabeth Becka. About the book: Forensics expert Maggie Gardiner and Cleveland detective Jack Renner investigate the bizarre murder of a senator with secrets to hide. Three days before a key election, U.S. Senator Diane Cragin is electrocuted on her own doorstep—a shocking twist in an already brutal political race. Cragin’s chief of staff is quick to blame rival Joey Green, a city development director who’s had his hand in every till in town for over twenty years. Maggie and Jack have their own theories, especially after discovering a fortune in cash in the senator’s safe. But as they follow the money through the treacherous landscape of Cleveland politics, they find many more millions in play—and more suspects.. Now a Herald reporter is perilously close to discovering the truth about Jack’s penchant for acting as both detective and executioner. With each passing hour, the stresses of the impending election expose new fractures and corruption at the city’s highest levels. And as one murder leads to another, and another, Maggie and Jack’s only hope of stopping a killer is an alliance that’s growing ever more fragile. @copyrighted  Listen to the podcast at Soundcloud.com/authorsontheair or your favorite podcast app

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes best-selling author Lisa Unger to the studio. ABOUT LISA:      Lisa Unger is the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of seventeen novels, including THE STRANGER INSIDE. With millions of readers worldwide and books published in twenty-six languages, Lisa Unger is widely regarded as a master of suspense. In 2019, she received two Edgar Award nominations, an honor held by only a few writers including Ruth Rendell and Agatha Christie. The Edgar-nominated UNDER MY SKIN is also a finalist for the prestigious Hammett Prize, and the Macavity Award for Best Novel. And the original short story THE SLEEP TIGHT MOTEL is a #1 bestselling single. Unger's critically acclaimed books have been voted "Best of the Year" or top picks by the Today show, Good Morning America, Entertainment Weekly, Amazon, IndieBound and many others. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, NPR, and Travel+Leisure. She lives on the west coast of Florida with her family. @copyrighted.  Listen on soundcloud.com/authorsontheair or your favorite podcast app

In this second episode of Brave Healing in 2019 Life Coach, Author and Novelist, Lisa Diane McCall joins Laura to talk about bringing your shadows to your light. Laura and Lisa discuss her In her insightful book, The Dark Heart which inspires you to live your life, even the shadows and not be afraid to explore your hidden sides. Plus, much more. In this episode; •Why you should not be afraid to explore your hidden sides. •How to find your own path and support to bring your shadows to the light. •How to tap into the wisdom of nature. •Why everyone is an artist and creative in their own way. •How to Play and find joy! About Lisa; Lisa has a diverse and world traveled background that encourages clients to creatively and playfully delve into their soul and shadow work. She brings insights based in her BS in zoology and an MHS in International Health from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. She is a Certified Life Coach trained in the technique of Voice Dialogue. In other realms, Lisa has vision quested, trained in shamanic practices, meditation, hospice, end of life doula, and bereavement counseling, etc. As the director of a Hopkins research study with people who have a history of injection drug use for 15 years, Lisa has also worked with the impact of addictions. She has traveled extensively, mostly solo, to many continents and countries. She brings a large perspective of the world and the many cultures humans have created which helps her clients feel seen, felt, and heard while guiding them on their inner explorations. To connect with Lisa; www.lisadmccall.com www.explorethedarkheart.com https://www.facebook.com/Explore-the-Dark-Heart-1147806078717360/ www.instagram.com/darkheartsays To Connect with Laura; Join her Brave Healing Facebook Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1375571059231845/ Visit her show page at; http://bit.ly.com/brave_healing

Tune in from October-December, Sundays at 7pm ET to our Christmas MuVies Spotlight show where Pam and Dawn talk about the upcoming holiday movies from Hallmark, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, IONtv, Lifetime tv, etc. and holiday music from various artists. We will chat with some of your favorite actors, have giveaways, and other surprises! We'll also have special edition episodes with interviews from your favorite actors & more! Visit take2radio.com for upcoming episodes. You can listen live or to the replay with the links provided.  **Monday, Dec. 3rd 7pm ET - Christmas MuVies Spotlight Special Edition show with special guest - actress Lisa Durupt! We chat about her career and upcoming holiday movie, "Christmas Lost & Found" premiering on Lifetime tv 12/07 8pm EST/7pm CST, her recent Hallmark movie "Reunited at Christmas", & so much more!** About Lisa: is an actress, known for roles on Hallmark's Murder She Baked as Andrea Todd, Preggoland as Hillary, Heartland as Jen, Operation Christmas, A Dream of Christmas, Less Than Kind as Shandra, and she continues to work steadily on film and tv.    Social media: Twitter @take2radio @xmasmuvies Instagram & Facebook @take2radio @christmasmuviesspotlight Websites: take2radio.com christmasmuviesspotlight.com

Description: In this episode Mandy talks with Lisa Leonard about building a successful company, what to do when your marriage is falling apart, and how to bravely change up the rules you have for yourself.   Selected Links: Lisa’s Instagram Lisa’s new book Lisa’s company Lisa’s favorite piece right now MOPS Music by: Phillip E Morris "Sunshine & Blue Skies" soundcloud.com/philipemorris & pema.bandcamp.com   Show Notes: 1:15 Introduction- Emotional Labor 2:47 Does this sound familiar 3:30 Freed up to Have More Fun 4:15 Introducing Lisa Leonard 4:59 Lisa Leonard 5:10 The Red Cereal Bowl 6:10 When growing up means you stop wanting things 6:30 About Lisa’s company 6:50 How it all started 8:21 Blowing up the business 8:55 When business takes a toll on your soul 9:15 We have a problem 9:35 When you don’t want to wear your own jewelry 10:00 I couldn’t continue 10:58 What did you learn from leaving 11:57 If I could have anything I wanted and needed what would that be 12:50 How do you simplify dinner 13:48 What would you tell the person who is trying to do it all and is about to lose it at any moment 14:18 Make space for quiet (even if just 10 minutes) 15:15 The scary stuff that emerges 15:45 What did you do to recalibrate in your marriage 16:15 Working through the hard stuff 17:10 Avoiding conflict for so long… I was terrified 18:28 Raising kids with special needs 19:30 Adoring our kids exactly as they are 20:40 What message would you give to other moms raising kids with special needs 21:21 I feel like I’m asking for the moon and people are rising to help 22:28 Don’t underestimate the power your kids have 22:41 The Brave Love Manifesto 23:38 Taking the bigger half of cake (I also deserve good things) 24:08 Say what I really think even if my knees shake and my voice cracks 25:00 What does living a remarkable life look like to you 25:45 What is the best advice you never got 27:44 What are you doing right now to cultivate more fun 28:17 Taking a nap is fun 29:25 What’s your favorite piece in the Lisa Leonard Designs store right now

This conversation is fraught with technical issues, but it was so rich Rosetta wanted to make sure you were able to hear as much of it as possible anyway, because when it comes to motivational speakers, her guest on this one, Lisa Nichols, is at the top of the list. Her global platform, “Motivating the Masses” has reached and served nearly 30 million people. Her story is not unlike many of yours. She was a struggling single mom on public assistance before she became the Lisa you know today, and it was her courage and determination that enabled her to push through the obstacles and difficulties to become the “Success story” that so many look to for inspiration. Please, patiently struggle through this episode and you’ll mine some diamonds from it. Find out how Lisa Nichols created her “Motivating the Masses” business model. Rosetta is always interested to know the story behind the story, the path that every entrepreneur she interviews has walked to get them to the place they are at now. Lisa’s story is one that led her through many difficulties, all the way to the challenge of a friend to get started with a business that is now known as “Motivating the Masses.” Her story is one to inspire you that no matter what your dreams are, you can’t start from anywhere except where you are at this moment, and there are things you can do right now to make that start. Hear Lisa’s story and be inspired! A 7th book from Lisa Nichols. Lisa Nichols shares the message of her 7th book, “Abundance Now,” with us on this episode of the Happy Black Woman podcast. It’s her manifesto about mindset and effort to create the life you want, starting from where you are. It provides a clear and practical blueprint for personal success, drawn directly from the Lisa’s life experiences. Her unusual story of transforming her own life from public assistance for her family to leading a multi-million dollar enterprise is what is behind this powerful book. Get more details about the book on this episode. Successful at helping others as well. The success Lisa Nichols has enjoyed came at a very high personal price and the blessings she has in her life now are not lost on her. She’s given back in so many ways they are hard to count. Through Lisa’s non-profit foundation “Motivating the Teen Spirit,” she has touched the lives of over 200,000 teens, prevented over 3,800 teen suicides, supported 2,500 dropouts in returning to school, and has helped thousands reunite with families. Her desire to help those who are now in the shoes she once wore is an example and inspiration to many. Lisa is available to help you begin moving toward a more abundant life.   Over the years Lisa’s company, “Motivating the Masses” has helped thousands move from a mediocre life to one of great success and she’s confident that she can help you as well. She’s continually cranking out additional courses, resources, and posts expressly for that purpose and she intends to keep on doing so. Listen to this episode to hear how you can connect with Lisa’s team and get your life headed in a new, more hopeful direction.   Outline of this great episode   [0:30] A quick note about this episode. [0:54] Rosetta’s welcome and introduction to this episode with Lisa Nichols. [2:04] Why Lisa did her mission of “motivating the masses” as a business. [6:04] The power of Lisa’s ripple effect: more joy and less stress. [9:51] Lisa’s example of just getting started with your dreams and ideas. [10:48] How Lisa keeps herself focused and on track day to day. [16:56] What kind of team is need to run a company the size of Lisa’s. [23:49] About Lisa’s book, “Abundance Now.” [33:12] What makes Lisa Nichols a Happy Black Woman?   Resources & Links mentioned in this episode   BOOK: Abundance Now   http://motivatingthemasses.com/  

With Dale Talde booted, the Top Chef kitchen is looking downright roomy. In last night's "Restaurant Wars" episode, the dream team from "Wedding Wars" reunited, leaving the nightmare team (or "short-bus allstars," according to Dale) of Dale, Lisa, and Spike to their own struggle. What does Dale have to say? A lot. About Lisa, mostly. But what he really wants to do is make movies. Will there be a role for Lisa?

Andrew D'Ambrosi, described by Ted Allen as "quite Shakespearean," breaks some rules and packs his knives. In a conversation with Jane Goldman, Andrew tosses off some witty one-liners and explains the perils of cresting too soon (he was the winner on Episode 2). About Lisa's betrayal? Eh. In the end, Andrew is more diplomatic that we expected him to be.