Podcasts about aisya

On today's show we are marking Trans Day of Visibility (31st of March). We will be hearing snippets of a rich conversation between 3CR's Sally Goldner and Aisya Zaharin. Aisya is a trans advocate from Meanjin Brisbane and is currently in Narrm as a special guest for the Women's Iftar hosted by Queer Muslim Narrm and Trans Sisters United. She has also been a strong advocate for trans youth in Queensland in the face of government attacks on trans health care. Our guests chat about the recent Women's Iftar held by Queer Muslim Narrm and Trans Sisters United; the rise of right-wing dogma and its impact on faith and religion; and the QLD anti-trans bill, which has suspended minors from accessing Hormone Replacement Therapy and puberty blockers. This interview was aired on Sunday 23 March on 3CR's Out of the Pan with Sally Goldner. AusPath has initiated a fundraiser ‘Project 491' in response to this harmful suspension from the QLD government. Make a donation here.If you are trans person impacted by this news or have found any of the conversation distressing you can call  QLifeon 1800 184 527.

The Radio Show ATL is back broadcasting and we have Ez and M-16 who are joined by the beautiful, brilliant ladies behind the Smalltalk podcast, Aisya and Bryttany. This week we are talking about the new Will Smith's rap album “Based On A True Story”  and ask What is the reason for the new music? Who will be listening? And why is Will doing this at 56 years old? Plus, a discussion about En Vogue's Dawn Robinson and the story of her living out of her car for the last 3 years voluntarily. We look into what could have led to this and what the future could look like for her. Later we have Ez's “One Gotta Go” segment where he's starting arguments again by having the group choose between four all time great female artists of hip hop. Closing up with the random segment Aiysa loves green fruit. Bryttany does not care for leftovers and 16 wonders who is keeping Captain D's in business?      Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment, Hanu Dixit    Find all info related to The Radio Show here: linktr.ee/itstheradioshow Guest Inquiries: theradioshowinbox@gmail.com Text Us: 678-800-1677 Try Podbean to host your podcast and get one month free using our link below: www.podbean.com/TRSATL   For more from Bryttany and Aisya:   Podcast: Small Talk is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts   YouTube: https://tr.ee/2EWVAS6pNT   IG: @just_smalltalk   For more info on Nine Hair Co Beard Products go to: ninehairco.com   Check out the ZZ Talk podcast here: https://youtube.com/@zz-talk7975

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya explores how ChatGPT can help make writing sound polished but lifeless. She breaks down the signs of AI-generated text and why overusing it can make you come across lazy or inauthentic.She also shares tips on using ChatGPT without losing your unique voice. Learn how to keep your writing fresh, personal, and unmistakably you!Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.myenglishmatters.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Guest Aisya A. Zaharin talks queer women's Iftar , intersectionality, privilege and more

In this episode of theMy English Matters Podcast, Amnah invites you to afree live training designed to help youbuild confidence and makereal progress in speaking English!

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya shares how expanding your vocabulary can boost your confidence and help you communicate more effectively. She shares her own experiences and offers practical tips—like keeping a vocabulary journal, reading widely, and using a thesaurus—to make learning new words easy and enjoyable. Tune in for simple yet powerful ways to express yourself with clarity and confidence! Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.myenglishmatters.com⁠⁠⁠⁠​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Join K.Mims, B Dot & Aisya on this live episode of Millennials vs. the World as they dive into this week's hottest social news. They'll explore the dynamics of how men should protect their lady, the subtle sting of backhanded compliments, and the lasting impact of absent parents. Expect raw, unfiltered conversations that go beyond the surface. Don't miss this chance to join the discussion and share your thoughts live in the chat! #liveshow #podcast #trending #joytaylor

In this end-of-year episode, Aisya helps you reflect on your English progress in 2024—celebrate your wins, recognise areas for growth, and appreciate your journey so far! Looking ahead to 2025, discover actionable tips for setting realistic goals and building habits to make your learning effective and enjoyable. Step into the New Year with clarity, focus, and motivation! Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to ⁠⁠https://www.myenglishmatters.com⁠⁠​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

The show is back and we have Ez and M-16 here as they welcome guest hosts Bryttany and Aisya (SmallTalk Podcast) and Big Debo (My Black Friend Podcast) as they discuss Drake's recent lawsuit regarding Kendrick Lamar's track "Not Like Us," exploring the implications of his claims of manufactured popularity and how this will affect his legacy and if this lawsuit has any merit at all. Later the conversation takes a serious turn as they tackle the shocking news of Jay Z being named in a sexual assault allegation connected to Diddy back in 2000. We examine Jay Z's response and what this means for his legacy and career going forward. Ez is also presenting his "One Gotta Go" segment and they debate which of four iconic male r&b singers: Joe, Musiq Soulchild, Ginuwine, and Tyrese will be sent packing. But that's not all in our "Random" segment Aisya is sick of high prices on Uber Eats and Debo is irritated with the never-ending barrage of YouTube ads. That as well an extended music break with this week with 13 tracks this week from artists and genres from all over the world as we close out 2024.   Background Music: Baari X, APA Enetertainment, Hanu Dixit   Music In This Episode: Ms Monae-Love Me Quietly, Detroit Black-Eye Candy, Velvet Moon-The Hour Of King Kong, Byron Davis Jr-Night Vision, Jerry Folk-Intertwined, Yung Saber-M15 Normal, Maia-Miracles, Keyona LaShawn-Time And Space, Tayskee-Too Cold, Jourdin Pauline-Danger, Ray Cartagino-Me N You, Double A-Loving You, Dannie Gyrl-Big Gyrl Energy   Find all info related to The Radio Show here: linktr.ee/itstheradioshow  Guest Inquiries: theradioshowinbox@gmail.com Text Us: 678-800-1677 Try Podbean to host your podcast and get one month free using our link below: www.podbean.com/TRSATL   For more info from Small Talk go to Spotify, Apple Podcats, or wherever you listen to podcasts YouTube: Search for Small Talk IG: @just_smalltalk   For more from My Black Friend: IG:myblackfriendshow Website: radiocircus.net   For more info on Nine Hair Co Beard Products go to: ninehairco.com   Check out the ZZ Talk podcast here: https://youtube.com/@zz-talk7975    

Afraid of making mistakes when speaking English? In this episode, Aisya explains why mistakes are your greatest teacher and shares how to embrace them with confidence! Learn practical tips to shift your mindset, practise in safe spaces, and turn slip-ups into powerful learning moments. --- ✨⚡️

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya shares 25 simple ways to improve your English before 2025! From setting goals and learning grammar basics to boosting speaking and listening skills, these tips are easy to follow and suitable for all learners. Discover fun strategies like singing along to English songs, using podcasts, and role-playing real-life conversations. ✨⭐️

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya shares ChatGPT prompts that can instantly improve your writing! From generating creative ideas and titles to refining tone, editing, and simplifying complex concepts, these prompts are perfect for drafting essays, social media posts, or professional emails. Plus, learn about our Write with Confidence course, designed to take your writing skills to the next level! Visit myenglishmatters.com/wwc to learn more!

In this episode of the My English Matters Podcast, Aisya covers the dos and don'ts of using ChatGPT for writing. Learn how to make the most of this AI tool, avoid common mistakes, and find out whether universities allow its use. Perfect for students and professionals alike! Want to speak English with confidence? Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.myenglishmatters.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ and sign up for our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips straight to your inbox!

What are idiomatic expressions? Idiomatic expressions are phrases where the meaning is different from the literal meanings of the words. They are commonly used in everyday language and can be a bit tricky to understand if you take them word for word. In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya tests your knowledge of idiomatic expressions with another quiz! Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

This episode of Queering The Air, Sasja delved into the pivotal topic of Sexual Harassment within Work Spaces, with a specific focus on Queer Work Spaces. Sasja's recent involvement in a workshop facilitated by the Human Rights Commission allowed leaders of the LGBTQIA+ community to collaborate on strategies for establishing boundaries that distinguish between fostering a sex-positive environment and combatting sexual harassment. Many queer individuals may have a more open approach to sexual positivity without strict boundaries but how can we balance between promoting a healthy attitude towards sex and preventing sexual harassment? The majority of perpetrators are often individuals who identify as men. These men engage in harassment towards women, trans women, gender diverse individuals, and even within their own community of men Sasja was joined by Aisya Zaharin for this important conversation. Aisya, a PhD researcher in political science, history, and decolonization related to LGBTQI+ & Islam, rejects the use of her identity to justify violence in Israel's pinkwashing propaganda. She stands against the idea that queer liberation should stem from bombings on civilians. Aisya is aware of Israel's long-standing persecution of Palestinians and draws parallels to her own experience in a colonized nation under British rule. She highlights the indiscriminate bombings in Gaza that endanger LGBTQIA people and violate international conventions. Resources: Q+ LawRainbow Door  Music:Losing my religion feat Polina Vita by Ian Storm, John Laurant & Carl Clarks Mwaki by ZERB & Sofiya NordBoy, Empty by BOABOA  

In this over an hour episode of the thought-provoking podcast series "Queering the Air," host Sasja facilitated a pivotal and in-depth conversation with her esteemed guests, Maria and Aisya. Together, they immersed themselves in a profound exploration of the theme "No Pride In Genocide - Queers Talk Colonialism, Freeing Palestine, and Anti-Semitism," as part of their extensive preparation for the highly anticipated Better Together Conference in 2024, slated for June 14th and 15th.Throughout their discourse, the trio underscored the critical importance of representation and language, illuminating the nuanced ways in which these components shape and inform societal narratives. They carefully examined the damaging effects of performative allyship within the white community, drawing from Sasja's firsthand experiences to underscore the gravity of the issue. Their candid reflections delved deep into the complexities of allyship and the need for genuine solidarity in advancing social justice causes.Furthermore, the conversation delved into the evolving landscape of activism, particularly focusing on the resolute efforts of university students who have taken to the streets in protest. Their unwavering dedication to advocating for justice and equity was a central theme, with a particular emphasis on their impassioned calls for land restitution in Palestine. The guests highlighted the persistent and unwavering commitment of these student activists, who refuse to relent until their demands are not just heard but acted upon.In encapsulating the convergence of critical social issues and the urgent calls for justice and accountability, Sasja, Maria, and Aisya brought to light the multifaceted dimensions of contemporary activism and advocacy. As they navigated through complex topics with empathy and insight, their dialogue served as a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggles for equality, representation, and liberation that continue to shape our world today. Dr Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli AM, Honorary Fellow, School of Communication and Creative Arts, Deakin University, and founding member of the Australian LGBTIQ+ Multicultural Council (AGMC) in 2004, is an academic, author, activist and ally in the intersections of cultural diversity, gender and sexual diversity, relationship and family diversity. Maria is also a founding member of Ascolta Italian Women in 2020, a group of writers, artists and community leaders critiquing, decolonising and celebrating Italian heritage and culture.Maria won the Victorian Globe Straight Ally Award in 2018, was honoured with a Writers' Fellowship in her name by the WA Centre for Stories in 2021, and was made a Member of the Order of Australia in 2022.Her current project is "Mobs and Wogs: First Peoples and Southern European migrants in Australia", exploring the contestations and connections between colonialism, racism and multiculturalism. Her publications include over 15 books, several having achieved awards. These include Australia's first AIDS biography, Someone You Know (1991), being developed by Stephen Nicolazzo for theatre; and her autoethnography of 5 generations in her family, Tapestry (1999). Maria was chief editor on the AGMC anthology, Living and Loving in Diversity: an Anthology of Australian Multicultural Queer Adventures (2018) funded by VMC/MASC. It was the first Australian book to have a Welcome to Book written by a Wurundjeri elder to respect. Aisya Zaharin is a PhD researcher and works across the fields of political science, history and decolonisation to LGBTQI+ & Islam. As a trans-Muslim woman, Aysha refuses to allow her identity to be used as a pretext for the continued carnage in Israel's pathetic pinkwashing propaganda. For her, It's absurd to think that queer and trans liberation should come from a campaign of bombings on defenceless civilians.She is well aware that the persecution of Palestinians by Israel, an apartheid ethno-religious state, predates October 7th and has continued for almost 75 years.Having been raised in a colonised nation herself, she saw the British employing the same dehumanising terminology to characterise any opposition group as savages and pengganas (terrorists) to maintain their colonial authority. It takes the same words to defend the invasion and the acts of brutality against the Palestinian people. She wants you to know that not a single gay Palestinian living in Gaza has been freed by Israel's indiscriminate bombing onslaught. LGBTQIA people in Gaza are currently in danger of dying from Israeli bombings, if they haven't already; as a result of collective punishment that violates Article 33 of the Geneva Convention.

Is there such a thing as a "superior" accent? What is a "bad" accent? In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya addresses a question frequently posed by our students: Which accent should we adopt to sound more fluent? Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

What's a crepe, and is it not the same as a creep? In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya breaks down 10 words that English language learners often mispronounce or get confused about, and shares tips on how you can improve your pronunciation so that people misunderstand you less. Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to ⁠⁠https://myenglishmatters.com⁠⁠​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Is it "I want to avoid to make mistakes," or "I want to avoid making mistakes"? Find out in this episode of the My English Matters podcast, where Aisya discusses the importance of getting your preposition collocations correct and explores ten common mistakes English learners make in this area. Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Traveling abroad can be intimidating, especially when you're visiting a country that speaks a language different from your own. So in this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya shares with you some essential English phrases you should know when traveling, whether it's to a country where English is the first language or where basic English is understood by the locals. Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Bring A Friend Night is back as we close out 2023 and we have the ladies from the Small Talk Podcast (Bryttany and Aisya) and the fellas from On the Geaux Podcast (Tyler and Krystian) and the My Black Friend Podcast (Big Debo) joining Ez and M-16 all show. This week we are discussing the rise and fall of Jonathan Majors and the effect cancel culture had on his departure from Marvel. We also dive into if he can rehab his image and if Marvel rushed their decision to let him go. Later we chat about the steady decline of hip hop and how the country music genre has surpassed rap in streams and sales. In the "One Gotta Go" segment Ez is presenting first great 90's rap albums and then black sitcoms. We close out with random where Aisya has something for Mary J Blige, Bryttany is tired of people adding S's to words, And Krystian has issues with people and their cold weather hygiene.    Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment, Hanu Dixit   Music In This Episode: Sire-Don't, Keyona LaShawn-X, J Rell-Stack It To The Ceiling, Dannie Gyrl-Big Gyrl Energy    Find all info related to The Radio Show here: linktr.ee/itstheradioshow Guest Inquiries: theradioshowinbox@gmail.com Text Us: 678-800-1677 Try Podbean to host your podcast and get one month free using our link below: www.podbean.com/TRSATL   For more from Bryttany and Aisya:   Podcast: Small Talk is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts   YouTube: https://tr.ee/2EWVAS6pNT   IG: @just_smalltalk   Check out On The Geaux audio here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-the-geaux-podcast/id1645813159 YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCSb4kV7MoYQtGmUFxDL4Opw For more from My Black Friend: IG:myblackfriendshow Website: radiocircus.net   For more info on Nine Hair Co Beard Products go to: ninehairco.com Check out the ZZ Talk podcast here: https://youtube.com/@zz-talk7975 Learn more about Make Music Make Money from Alaura Lovelight. Use our link for 30% off here: https://www.lovelightsoundmusic.com/a/2147507412/2mVw4ZT4

Ez and M-16 welcome the beautiful ladies from the Small Talk Podcast (Aisya & Bryttany) to discuss the origins of their friendship and natural chemistry that lead to the creation of their show. They discuss their background in social work and how being experts in their field helps them in delivering informative and entertaining content. We also dive into how doing their podcast has opened doors for several collaborations and in creating relationships. Later in the Don't @ Me segment we find out the interesting utensil Bryttany keeps in her car just in case only to be topped by what Aisya has in hers.  We also find out what both ladies refuse to touch with their bare hands. We also have a mini debate on the better cookie? Oatmeal raisin or chocolate chip?    Background Music: Edson Sean, Baari X, APA Entertainment   Find all info related to The Radio Show here: linktr.ee/itstheradioshow Guest Inquiries: theradioshowinbox@gmail.com Text Us: 678-800-1677 Try Podbean to host your podcast and get one month free using our link below: www.podbean.com/TRSATL   Podcast: Small Talk is available on Spotify, Apple Podcats, or wherever you listen to podcasts YouTube: Search for Small Talk IG: @just_smalltalk   For more info on Nine Hair Co Beard Products go to: ninehairco.com   Check out the ZZ Talk podcast here: https://youtube.com/@zz-talk7975   Learn more about Make Music Make Money from Alaura Lovelight. Use our link for 30% off here: https://www.lovelightsoundmusic.com/a/2147507412/2mVw4ZT4    

In this fun and lighthearted episode, we have a little "small talk" with our girls Aisya & Bryttany from Small Talk. In this episode, no topic is off limits! We explore the worlds of parenting, dating, therapy, life, and more! Overall, we celebrate the magic of small talk and how it reminds us that sometimes, it's the little things in conversation that mean the most.   Follow us (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube) @therealmamapod @kendraferg_ @devgrace_   Connect with Aisya & Bryttany @just_smalltalk   Check out the pen and voice behind our "Real Ass Moms" song. @omo_sing   Riverside Link: https://www.riverside.fm/?via=devon-grace   Mama Merch www.therealmamapod.com   Mama's Corner (Email) mama@therealmamapod.com   Episode 80: "Mama" Juice “Talk it Out" (Cocktail) 2 oz. Whiskey Splash of Cola Squeeze of Lemon Lemon Wheel Garnish “Talk it Out" (Mocktail) Splash of Cola Squeeze of Lemon Lemon Wheel Garnish

Still traveling a lot so baking limited - but did make some brown butter CC cookies! And then had some my employee made - hers were better so I got her recipe :-) Ellie Jean Taylor is having a baby! Bake off starts in UK on Tuesday sept 26... still no confirmation from Netflix on their having episodes 3 days later. Last round for Heat B before recombining the groups. Pastry - the differentiator in my book. A lot can go wrong and the options are wide. In the technical they ere asked to make pop ta.... (i mean) STARS. They had to make their own peanut butter to go with jelly inside the pastry. Keys to this were get the thickness right, make the peanut butter smooth, and crimp to hold it all in. Aisya and Fraser did this pretty well. Frasers got a bit overbakes=d though and it pushed him to 2nd in the technical. Salma did a decent job. Both Tomas and Gabriel struggled. Tomos with uneven rolling of his pastry and gabriel with over saltiness and not blending his peanut butter smooth... and not crimping, earning him last. In the showstopper they had to make a family crest using pastry. some went sweet (Gabriel and Tomos) while the other went savory. Salma went with what was more of a dough than a pastry crust. It was yeasted and had no butter. Hers was "good" but Liam was wanting for short crust so it cost her I believe. Aisya went with a spicy chicken pastry and traditional short crust. Colorful... but a little messy. Tasty though. Fraser - delicious and used star anise brilliantly, but very simple in its design. The two sweet pies both used fruit - a risk for sure because of moisture. Gabriel added a creme patissiere ... which looked very lumpy... but apparently tasted good. He blind baked his crust which was smart. Tomos... did not blind bake and this was a mistake. Soggy bottom. Kiss of death and he was sent home. Star baker went to Fraser who is a brilliant baker. I was pulling for Aisya, but at least they both head to finals. So we combine both groups next episode: Heat A: Lola, Quique, Macy, Kezia Heat B: Fraser, Aisya, Gabriel, Salma My bets are on Fraser or Aisya. I'm excited to see them all again though - hope its a good contest.

Have you ever sat down to write an important email or report and then found yourself having to look up whether 'altogether' should be spelled as one word, or as two words, 'all together'? In this episode Aisya goes through ten pairs of words and phrases that often make us go, "Is that one word or two?" There's also a quiz at the then to test your knowledge! Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Sheldon talks about making Christina Tosi's (Milk Bar) Cornflake Marshmallow Chocolate Chip Cookie - - one word "yum" and talks about the next step of making his own recipe. Where are they now with Nancy Birtwhistle - Season 5 winner. Rav's dress looked amazing! No new bake off news yet...was hoping for contestants. Technical "Rainbow baked Alaska". Banana ice cream... eww. Biggest challenge was getting ice cream to set. Gabriel's forgot butter and flour in the cake... so added it after. Salma and Fraser nailed it. Gabriel and Mia and Aisya did not. Setting issues. In the showstopper - illusion desserts. Most made a cake, Salma sort of did but used Maltese biscuit. Three people chose pizza to make an illusion on - Mia, Salma, and Tomos. All had different flavors and approach. Salma's stood out. Mia's stood out the other direction... Fraser's meatball sandwiches looked absolutely professional - flavor of mint maybe not a great choice. Aisya's "chicken satay" was amazing. Gabriel's "fish and chips" looked a bit messy to me... Rav seemed to like the flavor, but in my personal opinion, Gabriel did not meet the visual part of the brief. Apparently Mia's jam snafu on the pizza though was worse as she ended up going home. I disagreed in general... but as I've said before - I didn't taste them. Next week = Pastry for B to decide who goes on to finals week.

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya talks about homonyms, homographs and homophones, and gives you ten examples of homonyms. There's also a quiz at the end to test your knowledge on the subject! Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Get to know Bryttany and Aisya a little better as they ask and answer some in-depth questions using the "We're Not Really Strangers" deck!

Episode 50!!! Very excited to bring the show to you - it's fun and I love talking about this topic. Tell your baking friends to come along for the ride!  Follow us on IG @scrummyhandshakes So I made a little investment in my baking journey.  Alison turned me on to Christina Tosi of Milk Bar fame - she also does a show on Netflix called Bake Squad - 10 out of 10 must watch if you love GBBO. I kept seeing a “masterclass” kind of thing for her on a platform called Studio.  She teaches 3 of Milk Bar's famous recipes - Cornflake Choc Chip Marshmallow cookie, Milk Bar Pie, and Birthday Layer Cake - but she also teaches her process for recipe creation, prototyping, etc. Something like 16 hours of classes.  So  - I decided I wanted to up my learning and I got it!  Started on the cookies and these look exciting. There is a sub recipe for the “cornflake crunch” aspect of the cookie and just that is a fantastic mix in that could be used for a ton of stuff. I bet you could top ice cream with it and it would be amazing. Very excited to see how these things go! Bake off news:  it's starting soon!  Expect to see the line up of bakers ANY day now!  ALSO - big format changes! Reading several articles on the subject and and it appears that there will be no “national themed” weeks this year based on feedback from the fans.  This is probably for the best as there have been a few cringe moments sprouting from those weeks.  Best to play it safe. New theme is “Party Cakes”.  It also appears the bakes will be more “approachable”. Paul says “In a way we've returned to the philosophy of the first three series”.  I like it already! In where are they now this week, let's take a look at series nine and someone that I very much enjoyed on the show Briony Williams. She was one of the only bakers I can recall that had a visible physical “difference” - she has no fingers on her left hand - It in no way should be called a disability at all - she rocked in the kitchen and nothing slowed her down.  Post bake off she was a presenter for Channel 4's “Food unwrapped” as well as “Escape to the Country” and writes columns for publications such as BristolLife. Follow her on her Instagram along with her 150k followers @brionymaybakes where she posts a lot about her life and adventures as well as tons of recipes. Bread week for Heat B! First comment - I just love Rav and Liam as judges. They almost look like a "couple" they are so comfortable with each other. The bakers kick things off with a pull apart bear bread with spicy harissa and parmesan with tapenade side. This is a non-yeasted bread and Aisya knew right away what to do with it. She gave almost a mini-tutorial. Fraser and Mia had strong looking bakes, while Sasha dropped a couple of hers. D'vonte and tomos were "ok" along with Gabriel. Taking technical was Aisya took the top spot followed by Mia and Fraser. D'vonte at the 7th slot with Gabriel last. Over blitzing the tapenade and not baking the bears "together" were the two big challenges. In showstopper it was your best day in focaccia! They were allowed to make dough the day before (I wish they would show that footage!). These were pretty straight forward with a few nuances - Fraser went sourdough - a bold move that paid off. D'Vonte made 2 types but gave up the send proof - a gamble that did NOT pay off. Aisya's was gorgeous. Mia's had lots of promise but she should have cooked her sausage first. Gabriel did one with veggies and chili salt, but the chili wasn't present - only the salt.... salma did a nice job but had a way to go from being 5th in technical. Star went to Fraser... not crazy that he won (must have been delicious) but I thought Aisya was stronger as a whole. They sent D'vonte home - that 2nd proof miss... but honestly ... I felt Gabriel deserved to go more. Last in technical and over salted with poor design. Will see when actual new bake off starts but will continue with Juniors until then!

Episode reviewed:  Juniors S7E7 - Heat B Biscuit Week Start off with bakes - It was Ghirardelli baking week for Sheldon. Brownies, White chocolate macadamia / cashew cookies, and straight up chocolate chip.  Oh and Ovens are the devil. 11:37: where are they now.  S12 finalist - Crystelle Pereira IG: @crystellepereira has been doing great it appears since her finalist appearance on season 12 of GBBO whee she, Giuseppe, and Chigs battled for the win. Her instagram is full of fun and tips - most recently she has been doing unique fruits and veggies. She has a new book - Flavor Kitchen (yes the US version has no “u” hahaha) 15:42 - Covering of the episode. Biscuit week after no-one was sent home last time.  Technical: Snack-cessorie - sable biscuit sunglasses with boiled sweet lenses and a “surprise between the lenses.  Some issues with some bakers on their shaping of the biscuits.  Mia dropped most of her tray and was only able to deliver one pair vs the three in the brief. Olivia was put at a bit of an unfair advantage - one task was to bash up the sweets and she was a bit too tiny to do this effectively.  Set her back on the bake but she still managed to be 6th. Nice work by Frazer and Aisya on this one Showstopper: Cookie box about your life. The big takeaway was “neatness was tops” - a lot of comments made when there were gaps in edges. Mia's was all beat up and her lemon poppyseed biscuits needed more lemon. Frazer- proving he is 45 and not 15 - used self-harvested hogweed as one of his flavors but it looked amazing as did Aisya's. Salma had five different flavors which were all pretty good but didn't necessarily complement each other. Olivia had some uneven bake and maybe too much clove in her gingerbread. Tomos was a bit untidy and used orange extract that tasted artificial.  He and D'vonte didn't chill their dough which led to some wonky edges. It ended up that Fraser was Star - well deserved, but then Olivia was sent home.  Now granted, I didn't taste the bake, but I felt Mia overall had the worse day… and Olivia was almost star on day 1… I felt that “feats of strength” candy smash unfairly set her back, so I disagree with sending her home. But alas - I'm not the judge!  Follow us on IG: @scrummyhandshakes

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya presents to you ten common English expressions that you can use in your daily life, whether it's at work or in casual conversation! Do you want to learn to speak English with confidence? Go to https://www.myenglishmatters.com​ and sign up to join our FREE video course, Speaking with Confidence. We'll send you seven tips to your email address!

Fuuuuhhhhhh... Alhamdulillah thank God. We got people that is very influential in the making of Better Malaysia. YB Syed Saddiq dan YB Amira Aisya, founder and Co Founder of MUDA. MP Muar, and DUN Puteri Wangsa, yang menggegarkan scene politik di Malaysia. We are so honored to have a combo session dan kami sempat bercerita tentang undi18, tentang isu government servant yang ingin mengekspresikan kepercayaan politik mereka terhadap kepincangan sesebuah system dan institusi, namun red flags yang di layangkan, serta kami sempat main short game with both of these fine young leaders! Jom dengarkan episode pendek kami bersama the faces of MUDA yang datang ke Kota Marudu untuk merialisaikan suara daerah paling miskin di Malaysia ini. Out on Spotify fo sho! Produced by @nett_naha and proudly presented by @yohantawith Urang KM Tinggal Jipun, subscribe like and share channel @lagudarilangit dan follow journey Yohan mempromosikan Aomori Japan di Playlist Urang KM Tinggal Jipun. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kinabalupodcast/support

Welcome back to another episode! Today we sit down with the ladies of Small Talk Podcast Bryttany and Aisya as we discuss our days in high school. Later in the show, we give a little bit of advice to current high schoolers or to the parents of a teen.  Please check out the wonderful ladies of Small Talk on IG @just_smalltalk and anywhere podcast are found! If you need any advice or want to share your juicy anonymous stories, send us an email at Highteamkk@gmail.com to have your letter featured on an episode of Tea Chat Tingz! Follow us on IG @hightea_podcast and please leave us a review! Thanks!

Hey King and Queens! In this episode we tap into some 90s R&B fun as we hit Aisya with some lyrical trivia. Uno? Spades? Monopoly? What game are you playing at the cookout? #LetsGetIntoIt

Listen in to this episode that is sure to make you go WOW! Tierra chats with Certified Life Coach, Speaker, Author & Medicine Woman Aisya Carroll about the #1 way to overcome trauma while taking your power back, the skills to self healing and how she helps her clients reprogram their mindsets to manifest the life of their dreams!Connect with Aisya here: https://survivornotbychance.com*****************************If you're an exhausted unfilled entrepreneur and you're ready to become an aligned anti-hustle millionaire, chat with Tierra here! https://www.thebravewaytribe.com/wealth-by-designReady to dive into human design for more alignment in your business but not sure where to start? Click here for more info and to book a free clarity call. https://www.thebravewaytribe.com/what-is-human-design-gene-keys

In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Madam Azimah and Aisya talk about how to recover from negative feedback. To learn even more with us, make sure to sign up to our FREE course, Speaking with Confidence. Go to myenglishmatters.com/subscribe to sign up!

often times we all are never truly forgiven for Our past mistakes people will hold them over your head so in this episode we discuss the topic "can we learn from Our past mistakes?" Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/the-greatest License code: GKHWRFLWNOYIC9LC https://app.soundstripe.com/songs/14005 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Aisya Carroll is a motivational speaker, spiritual reader, energy healer, meditation & reiki practitioner, and author. This was a beautiful conversation.Aisya's Links:TV Show Voting Link https://orbiiit.com/contest/30/entry/19227Website: www.survivornotbychance.com Fanbase: https://app.fanbase.app/SurvivorNotByChanceInstagram: www.instagram.com/survivornotbychance Facebook: www.Facebook.com/survivornotbychance Twitter: www.twitter.com/NickiJSurvivor TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdu3y758/The Pressures of Becoming a Diamond Book https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08L1TYC87/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_3QDGW7DAYC3MWAWX0ZCC

Alhamdulillah we are back with another episode on

In this episode, we talked about racial equality, equity, and justice in Malaysia with one of the aspiring young Malay women who serve in the political field. Special rights for Malay have always been seen as a taboo to reflect or question, but the status quo of unity will never improve when the minority community is neglected. In this episode, let's listen to one of the voices from Malay community. In conjunction with the Johor election, one of the handicaps our nation is facing is severe political apathy, especially among the young and non-Malay communities. Many have been disappointed about the instability of the political landscape and the endless empty promises politician has made. But, hear us out, living in a democratic country, we certainly can't give up our rights in voting, to choose a leader who's capable to lead our future. Please vote! To know more about Amira Aisya: https://youtu.be/u7KNzf-1MFQ Check out our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcast_ms/

#LETSTALK #TRAUMA #SURVIVOR --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bucin= budak cinta. Semua pasti pernah bucin pada masanya, tinggal levelnya aja segila apa. Lo kira-kira lebih ke level bucin Mya atau Aisya? 

Aisya is the host of the podcast “Survivor Not By Chance”, Author of “Pressues of Becoming A Diamond” and is dedicated towards the healing of our community. Visit https://survivornotbychance.com/ to learn more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackequity/message

We all have things we want to manifest. The question is how to manifest successfully. Aisya has well over 24 years in manifesting. Come learn how to master your manifestations. This you don't want to miss.www.survivornotbychance.com #manifest #art #manifestations #house #car #money #love #peace #millions #books #ebook #jewels #Amazon #youtube #1KCreator #kindle #dreams #reality #energy

This episode Aisya discuss surviving corporate systems, such as Corporate America, school systems and more.  There are many corporate systems taking advantage of individuals during the pandemic. Aisya discusses the importance of creating multiple streams of income. If you are interested in learning how to survive corporate structures, you can reach out to Aisya by email  at survivornotbychance@gmail.com. If you would like to book a coaching sessions or readings, please book your session at www.survivornotbychance.com. 

R+ chats with our local Gen-Z's in #Afterhours, a session to discuss their viewpoints on various topics ranging from mental health, opinions on sustainability, and their hopes for future Malaysia. We are joined by 3 guests, Aisya, Mardiana, and Sophie, each from a different background and coming from diverse fields. An insightful session filled with laughter and admiration for our leaders of tomorrow. Please enjoy the session.

Survivor Not By Chance Podcast will be interviewing Angie. Angie is a phenomenal woman that decided to take her own healing into her hands. Angie successful completed Aisya's life coaching program. Now Angie is helping other women heal and take their power back. 

Episode 115 “Men lie, women lie; experience don't” ft. Bryttany, Aisya & Princess In this episode, we have a really dope and transparent conversation about men and women. The ladies start by explaining their experiences with sending hints to men that did not land. Also the ladies share their views on how to approach having tough conversations. Additionally, we discuss how the game has changed when it comes to dating. This was such a dope vibe. We also cover other topics such as finances, upbringing, marriage and much more. You do not want to miss this episode. Listen and Enjoy! Connect with us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millennialsvstheworld_podcast/ Connect with Just Small Talk Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/just_smalltalk/?hl=en Connect with Princess: https://www.instagram.com/royaltyin_me/?hl=en Donate to the Podcast: PayPal :Millennials vs The World LLC Intro song: Sleek & Simple Films Intro edited by Sleek & Simple Films --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mvtheworld/support

Aisya Carroll is a certified life-coach, author, mentor, advocate for childhood trauma, a consultant and the CEO of Survivor Not By Chance LLC., whose mission is to help people cope with traumatic experiences by teaching them healthy coping mechanisms. Aisya has clients from across the globe with various backgrounds and experiences. She has mentored teenagers and young adults for over 15 years and is an advocate for children and adults affected by childhood trauma and domestic violence. Aisya volunteers to educate the community about racial injustice and systemic oppression in minority communities. She uses her own experiences with childhood trauma, domestic violence and poverty as a tool to help others heal. Aisya is the author of the book, “The Pressures of Becoming a Diamond”, an autobiographical novel about her challenging life experiences. She has a bachelor's degree in business administration from The New Jersey Institute of Technology   In this episode, Aisya and I discuss: Taking back your voice  Becoming a diamond, embracing the pressure  Coping with trauma by releasing emotions Practicing meditation to cultivate a stronger coping ability    Key Takeaways: People will silence you and will invalidate your story, but you can take your voice back and never let it be taken away from you. Speak up and don't let anyone stop you.  There is an inner healing and an inner peace that only you can give yourself.  Diamonds are beautiful, but they are made beautiful by a process of intense pressure.  Our culture teaches us that crying is weak, but it's the opposite - being able to show emotions is strength.  Meditation can be done anywhere, anytime and in any way that works for you - but it gives many benefits for your mind.    “Diamonds are amazing jewels… very valuable, something that almost everyone wants. Yet people forget the process that diamonds go through to be as beautiful as they are… In my life, I had a lot of pressures that pushed me and forced me into becoming the diamond I am today." —  Aisya Carroll   Connect with Aisya Carroll: Twitter: https://twitter.com/NickiJSurvivor  Facebook: http://facebook.com/1169643786528187  Instagram: http://instagram.com/survivornotbychance  Website: https://survivornotbychance.com/  Email:  Survivornotbychance@gmail.com    CONNECT WITH CYNTHIA: If you'd like to chat with Cynthia, sign up for your Personal Safety Preparedness Consultation with her today! Remember to subscribe to "Born to Be A Badass" so that you don't miss a single episode, and join us in the "Born to Be A Badass Collective" group on Facebook. While you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! If you work in the self-defense world, are a survivor, a healer or otherwise BADASS woman and you would like to be interviewed by Cynthia, reach out at cynthia@jolicoeur.com To learn more about previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to Apple Podcasts or here. Connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Linkedin

To celebrate Mya Santosa's birthday... SURPRISE!!!!! Ngomongin serba serbi surprise yang pernah dilakukan, yang berhasil dan yang failed. Coba, untuk Mya yang gak suka surprise, berhasil gak surprise Aisya yang diselipin di episode ini..?

Join us this week as we switch things up. Aisya is sharing lessons that she has learned from her healing journey around communication and boundaries. This mini episode gives insight to the realities of growth and the pain of the healing journey. This is something you don't want to miss. Aisya is Droppin' Gems with a sprinkle of Black Girl Magic. Let's Get Into it!!

Aisya Carroll is the CEO of Survivor Not By Chance LLC and author of the book, The Pressures of Becoming a Diamond. Furthermore, Aisya is a certified life coach, motivational speaker, mentor, advocate for childhood trauma, and consultant. Also, she mentors teenagers and young adults and creates programs for young children to help them cope with trauma. In this interview, Aisya is transparent and shares how she uses her own traumatic experiences as a tool to help others heal. Also, she shares her challenging life experiences with homelessness, neglect, abuse and abandonment. Finally, Aisya shares how she escaped the stereotypical "static" outcome. Episode Highlights:   First, Aiysa explains that she tells her story because she doesn’t want others to feel alone.  Telling her story lets people know that they can make it too. Next, Aisya explains her upbringing.  Her mom had Aisya when she was 16 and dropped out of high school. Her mom would always tell Aisya, “I don't understand why your father denies you - because he knows what he did.” When Aisya was 30 she had a conversation with her mom and asked her about her biological father. Then Aisya's mom told her the story of how she was conceived. At that moment Aisya had a whole new respect and appreciation for her mother. Next Aisya talks about being homeless, having no electricity, and no food.  Aisya could tell her mom was wounded and held some secrets. Initially Aisya blamed her mother.  However, once she became an adult and had her own children she softened up. Aisya met her father and chooses not to have him in her life. Because her mom was addicted to drugs, Aisya was responsible at a young age. Aisya shares what a teacher told her about how she could get out of the neighborhood. And that stuck with her. Also, the reason Aisya made it out of high school was because of her guidance counselor.  Her guidance counselor taught Aisya to use her voice. When she was in high school, no one knew Aisya was in foster care.   One day she was at a friend’s house and her friend's mom wanted to take her home.  Furthermore, there were drug dealers on the street and Aisya’s mom was  not home. Read Aisya’s book and see how the story unfolds - in a way you wouldn't expect. Also, Aisya's mom loves the book and told her daughter to tell her story. Aisya is proud of her mother and her mom has an amazing relationship with her grandchildren. Next, Aisya says she struggled with depression as a teenager and into early adulthood because she never dealt with the trauma.  Also she witnessed a lot of physical domestic violence when she was growing up and didn’t realize there could also be emotional abuse. After that, Aisya explains that college life at the New Jersey Institute of Technology was a culture shock. Also, it was emotionally hard for her. At this time she wasn't talking to her biological mom. Consequently, other women stepped into her life and mothered her. Aisya was a mentor to young girls when she was in high school and college. Also, she won a female leadership award in college. Still, she hurt inside and the trauma showed up in her relationships. Aisya started dealing with her trauma, hurt, and abandonment when she had her children. Initially she did not take ownership for her part in a failed relationships. Then she started to see areas she needed to work on to heal. And, counseling helped her. Now, Aisya is a certified life coach.  Everything started to open up for her once she started her healing journey. And, now she owns who she is. Also, she’s grateful she can give of herself despite her hurt. She specializes in helping individuals deal with trauma.  Furthermore, she has her own method that works when the clients dedicate themselves to the work and the healing process. She also created the Encouraging Young Champions Program for young students. In this program, she helps children heal and teaches them how to deal with trauma.  She can relate to these students in many ways. Next, Emily and Aisya talk about feelings and emotions and how many of us can't name our feelings. Then Aisya discusses the mind body connection and how unresolved trauma impacts the body. Finally, Aisya’s book, The Pressures of Becoming a Diamond, will change your perspective in regards to your own life and help you learn how to get through these challenges.   Resources Mentioned:  The Pressures of Becoming a Diamond book *www.survivornotbychance.com Facebook: Survivor Not By Chance Instagram: SurvivorNotByChance Twitter: NickiJSurvivor Email: survivornotbychance@gmail.com Emily Harman Mental Fitness Program  Onward Accelerator Coaching Program Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube Schedule a Complimentary Coaching Call with Emily Soul Pajamas

Aisya Carroll is the CEO of Survivor Not By Chance LLC. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from New Jersey Institute Of Technology. Aisya is a certified life coach, motivational speaker, author, mentor, advocate for childhood trauma and consultant. Aisya has clients from across the globe with various experiences. She has mentored teenagers and young adults for over 15 years. Aisya has created programs for young children and speaks at schools and community events. Aisya is also an advocate for children and adults affected by childhood trauma and domestic violence. Aisya Carroll volunteers to educate the community about racial injustice and disparities in minority communities. Aisya Carroll brings an unique perspective because she is very transparent and uses her own traumatic experiences as a tool to help others heal. Aisya is the author of the book The Pressure of Becoming a Diamond. It's an autobiographical novel about her challenging life experiences with homelessness, neglect, abuse and abandonment. Aisya shows how she managed to escape the stereotypical outcome.   In this episode of The Self Project Podcast: More about Aisya's book “The Pressure of Becoming a Diamond” How to keep a positive outlook Reevaluating the way you believe Minimizing trauma   Where to find Aisya: Visit her website: www.survivornotbychance.com Find her on Instagram: www.instagram.com/survivornotbychance Find her on Facebook: www.facebook.com/survivornotbychance   Thank you for tuning in!  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review!   Find me on Instagram:    www.instagram.com/_kristymartin Find me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/theselfprojectstudio Visit my website:    www.theselfprojectstudio.com

Dalam rangka memperingati Hari Sumpah Pemuda ke 92, Listen to Kimi FM (It's all about Single Fighter) barengan KIS951 FM Jakarta juga ingin membangkitkan semangat Sumpah Pemuda untuk para pejuang Ibu Tunggal di Indonesia "Meski kondisi terasa sesak,teruslah bergerak". And remember you're not alone. Bersama saya Kimi dan Aisya akan ngobrol-ngobrol bareng Maureen Hitipeuw - Founder SMI (Single Moms Indonesia).

When we talk about poverty, we often talk about the people living in rural areas, far away from the city. But there are also people living in big cities but only making RM2,000 a month. How do we classify these people as victims of urban poverty? How are there people living in bad conditions despite being in the heart of Kuala Lumpur or urban areas? Championing safe space and equal access to food and nourishment, best friends Aisya, Alyssa and Ana switched on the lights on the issue with the President and Treasurer of Hunger Hurts Malaysia, Faiz Hadzim as they explore what urban poverty really is and possible ways to combat these modern hardships.

Sister Cynthia @ Aisya is a Filipino Muslim who was raised in a Catholic family. Her story is one that exemplifies Allah's Mercy and Power. Sister Aisya shows us that the Mercy of Allah S.W.T comes in a plethora of ways, and we have to trust His plans and be patient. Her story also teaches us not to judge Muslims who we do not see observing their obligations as their characters may be much better than ours.

Why do you choose to send your kids to the schools they are currently going to?#LITEGrowingPains: Pia and Aisya joined Bel and JD to share why they send their kids to vernacular or kebangsaan schools.

"Banyak orang yang bertahan dalam pernikahan karena Anak. Padahal,jika didalam pernikahan itu sendiri banyak toxic juga tidak bagus buat anak. Apakah Divorce jalan yang terbaik?" Welcome to My Podcast : Listen to Kimi FM (It's all about Single Fighter) Well,I'm Kimi FITRI MEIDISTI and I'm gonna be your FRIENDLY MOM. We will talk about Single Fighter yang sukses dibidangnya. Semoga obrolan ini menjadi Inspirasi dan memotivasi Single Fighter lainnya bahwa Single Fighter juga berhak bahagia. Remember,You're not alone! (Backsound by Lenny Kravitz-It Ain't Over Till It's Over & Maxwell-Whenever Wherever Whatever)