Podcasts about after amy

We realise our desire to shop has changed since Panny D. Along with our ability to socialise. After Amy spotted something horrifying, we discuss wild wee's. Plus Gwyneth Paltrow has eaten BREAD, plus we're both going through a major life change at the same time... Don't forget, we have weekly episodes of Two Non Blondes, just head over to our Patreon page to sign up. Just the price of a coffee a month for weekly episodes, exclusive content and now free yoga classes with Amy! patreon.com/twononblondes

After Amy's glowing review of Harrier running gear last time, we get to speak to the founder Kate to find out what actually goes into creating kit from scratch.  We also ask such questions such as when is a walk a hike? Is there a difference? Does it matter? We also have app nostalgia, a report from a race Amy didn't do, the return of the flat lay, and Stu wears a hat. We also discuss running during Ramadan following a survey from an unlikely source.

Amy Neises was stalked by her unhinged next door neighbor.After Amy settled into her new condo, her next door neighbor began hysterically screaming out death threats, entered her place when she wasn’t home and told Amy that she’s been watching her comings and goings.After years of harassment Amy lodged a formal complaint to the HOA. Her stalker went ballistic, banging on her door, ringing her doorbell, and screaming at her through her door when she didn’t answer.Amy turned to the police who treated her situation as a petty neighbor dispute until they discovered the truth about her stalker's long history of harassment and abuse.Check Out Our Patreon:www.patreon.com/strictlystalkingInstagram:Strictly Stalking - @strictlystalkingpodJaimie Beebe - @feathergirl77Jake Deptula - @jaked3000For a gender-inclusive, natural deodorant specifically designed for people with sensitive skin,visit eachandevery.com/stalking and use promo code STALKING for 30% off your first purchase!

After Amy takes a quick look around the league from yesterday, the question of the day is this: Is believing in yourself as a coach and believing in yourself as a player and even believing in the team as a fan, enough to win ONE game? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After Amy and Emily whip up a Spiked Arnold Palmer cocktail, they jump on the line with Aimee-Claire Quinney Feland. Aimee-Claire is an aesthetician and beauty therapist located in Little Rock. She (and her gorgeous skin) joined Amy and Emily via Zoom to discuss the goal-oriented facials she offers (one is called The Trophy Wife — such a great name!), the importance of sunscreen and vitamin A for the health of your skin, and a little about Aimee-Claire’s background (she knew she wanted to work in skincare from the ripe old age of 13!). Then we discovered that Aimee-Claire and Emily are both from Shreveport, the same age, grew up in the same neighborhood, AND went to the same middle school, yet met for the first time when recording this podcast. We are all about making connections on this show! Enjoy! Listen wherever you like to listen to podcasts. And DM if you’d like to join as a guest on the show or if you have any creative cocktail recipes we should try!Follow Aimee-Claire on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acqbeauty/Follow Amy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbeautylounge/Follow Emily on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/emilyreeves/

This is You and Me and Everyone We Know - an audio diary made by everyday people living through the coronavirus pandemic. Whether you’re listening to this right now, or you’re a guest on this podcast, you are part of a community. You are not alone. Thank you for taking time to listen, time to connect. And time remember that we’re all in this together. In this episode we’re talking to two people on opposite sides of the country. First, we’ll talk to Amy - a mom of three grown kids and a surrogacy professional who shares what it’s like right now for surrogates and the parents they’re helping. After Amy, we’ll talk to Mason - a college student who’s now finishing the semester living at home in small town Texas. -- Thanks for listening! And thank you Mason and Amy for connecting with me and with everyone listening. If YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @ heybrentlove. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if you’d like to talk to someone and share what’s happening in your corner of the world, you can message me at heybrentlove.com or send me a direct message on Instagram @heybrentlove Here’s a bunch of love to everyone out there. We’ll get through this together.

After Amy's son, Lance, had a grand mal seizure at school 3 years ago he was diagnosed with epilepsy. She joins us today to discuss their journey. Show notes for today's episode can be found at www.cannabishealsme.com/39 Help us get these stories out to more people! Become a Patron http://www.patreon.com/chmpodcast Rate/review us on your podcast app Tell THREE people about the show every week --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After Amy’s spiritual awakening in 2016, she learned that life could be played on her terms. She is an architect and has three children, and now implements conscious living into daily life. As can be expected, it comes with its share of ups and downs, most of them funny and growth producing. Amy’s first online course, align + design, is going to be covered here as well as topics such as conscious living, parenting, architectural design and the raising of consciousness here on earth.

After Amy was abducted, fear gripped every community and with Halloween right around the corner it really struck fear in parents. By the time Halloween had rolled around, the mysterious phone caller ruse had been revealed to the public the composite sketch had been released. There was a true sense of fear amongst the parents in my neighborhood, which was only about four miles from where Amy was last seen, and they made sure that we had a chaperone when we went trick or treating. The lack of knowing whom the perpetrator was really kept all of northeast Ohio on edge. Looking back, I am kind of surprised they didn’t cancel trick or treating that year. I believe if that were to happen today, the community would either cancel the event or move it to the daytime. I remember talking with one of my friends recently and he told me a story about somebody asking why he kept such a close on his children and he gave him a two-word answer, Amy Mihaljevic.

After Amy's 2-year-old daughter died in a swing-set accident on Christmas Eve, also Amy's birthday, she wasn't sure she'd ever be able to celebrate life again. But her story of tragedy is also filled with hope, new life, and renewed joy. She shares how God gave her freedom from anger, and how He’s continually revealed his love for her and their family.