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In this episode of Goosed Podcast , I'm joined by Tadhg Mac Mahon and Allysa from Shane Collective, the team behind Shane—a groundbreaking LGBTQ+ search, navigation, and safety app. We dive into the challenges of building a platform designed to empower LGBTQ+ individuals to explore the world with confidence, the importance of community-driven recommendations, and the role technology plays in creating safer spaces. From their journey as founders to the future of smart navigation and emergency support, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in tech for social good.
In this episode of Autism for Badass Moms, we sit down with Allysa Parker, a dedicated Certified Dental Assistant and fierce advocate for her 6-year-old son, Julian. Julian was diagnosed with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (H.I.E.) just two days after birth and later received an Autism diagnosis at 4.5 years old. Navigating these diagnoses has been an emotional rollercoaster for Allysa, bringing moments of helplessness and anxiety. But through it all, she has remained committed to ensuring Julian experiences the world to the fullest. Now, Allysa is using her journey to empower other moms, sharing her insights on H.I.E. and Autism while building a community of support and encouragement. Tune in to hear Allysa's incredible journey. Follow her journey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovely.loveable.leo/ Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more empowering stories like Allysa's. Follow Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theabmpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095054651586
In our last episode of the year, we're recapping our recent NYC trip, Allysa's iconic holiday party, doing some fun winter this or that's + winter favorites! Happy holidays!! We love + appreciate you so much!!!!
Why is there such a disconnect between who we want to be and what we actually do? In this second of two conversations with Ger Jones of Vintage Church LA, John Mark and Ger discuss the practice of contemplation. John Mark argues that we overestimate the ability of willpower and insight to change us. Instead, he offers us three doorways into the practice of contemplation and practical suggestions for integrating this practice in our lives.You can read more in the expanded hardcover edition of John Mark's book God Has a Name, now available wherever books are sold.Key Scripture Passage: 2 Corinthians 3v18This podcast and its episodes are paid for by The Circle, our community of monthly givers. Special thanks for this episode goes to: Jana from Richardson, Texas; Janet from Liberty Lake, Washington; Allysa from Nipomo, California; Ryan from Dallas, Texas; and Anita from Anchorage, Alaska. Thank you all so much!If you'd like to pay it forward and contribute toward future resources, you can learn more at practicingtheway.org/give.
This week, Steve, Lauren, and Allysa discussed the rest of Mark's chapter 13, about what Jesus says we should look for as the end approaches.
This week Steve started teaching Mark 13, the Olivet discourse, and the understanding of Jesus' prophecy about the destruction of the temple and where we currently are in God's plan for history. Join Steve, our friend Daniel from Romania, and Allysa as they discuss this powerful discourse and where we are in God's plan for history
Join us this week as we gather and talk about Mark 12. Our special guest Daniel takes us deep into the historical context and applications that this passage has for our lives. As always Lauren, Steve, and Allysa chime in and we have a great time! hope you enjoy!
Let's recap where we've been for the past 2 weeks! Allysa talks about her brand trip with Macy's and first experience in the Hamptons and Danielle talks all about her trip to Italy in Florence, Positano and Rome the past 2 weeks. 2024 Girls Trip: https://trovatrip.com/trip/europe/france/france-with-allysa-larson-sep-2024Danielle's Instagram: @shestyledwhatAllysa's Instagram: @allysa.larsonPodcast Instagram: @theinfluencecommunityAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Let's recap where we've been for the past 2 weeks! Allysa talks about her brand trip with Macy's and first experience in the Hamptons and Danielle talks all about her trip to Italy in Florence, Positano and Rome the past 2 weeks. 2024 Girls Trip: https://trovatrip.com/trip/europe/france/france-with-allysa-larson-sep-2024Danielle's Instagram: @shestyledwhatAllysa's Instagram: @allysa.larsonPodcast Instagram: @theinfluencecommunityAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
We're back and ready to recap Allysa's wedding!!! We're also walking you through our itinerary for our 2024 GIRLS TRIP to the South of France!!! 2024 Girls Trip: https://trovatrip.com/trip/europe/france/france-with-allysa-larson-sep-2024Danielle's Instagram: @shestyledwhatAllysa's Instagram: @allysa.larson Podcast Instagram: @theinfluencecommunityAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Here's the episode that was never supposed to happen: It Takes Two (1995). A departure from our Dualstar Entertainment Produced-Journey, this film starring the Olsen Twins is a throwback for the ages. Adri is joined by our White Man from our White Man's Corner, Seth to talk about the shenanigans two identical strangers get up to when their world is threatened by adoption to what amounts to be a workhouse (Amanda) and an evil stepmother (Allysa). They get into some prince and the pauper-like scenarios. Like in Billboard Dad (1998), the girls hatch a matchmaking plan that they hope will solve all their dilemmas. The lucky pair? Roger Callaway (Steve Guttenberg), a communications billionaire father to Allysa, and Diane (Kristie Alley, RIP), Amanda's case worker at the orphanage. Did this 1995 movie manage to charm us? Find out by joining in on the fun. Pass us a note in class. Type up your notes in the computer lab (or record a voice memo) and send them to us at gummypod@gmail.com We're also a newsletter. Subscribe to get a weekly dose of nostalgia right in your inbox: https://gummypod.substack.com Be in our top 8 by following us on Insta. We are @gummypod
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Tune in for my conversation with Allysa Packard - opera singer and vocal coach - as she shares about her experience with anxiety. She talks about the impact that anxiety had on her life, her auditions, and her performances, and how she worked to learn more about anxiety. This helped her to manage the symptoms and begin to heal so that she could continue to do what she loves - sing! Allysa now is helping singers all over the world to find more confidence in their singing.To connect with and learn more from Allysa, you can connect with her through IG: @allysalou22.To get on my email list to receive FREE positive affirmation warm-ups on Wednesdays, sign up HERE.
004. THE FIRST INTERVIEW/CONVERSATIONAL EPISODE!! *made to feel like you're sitting in the room hearing one of our weekly deep dives* In this episode, Allysa Breanne shares her story of why she started as a social media influencer and how it eventually lead her down a path of comparison, insecurity and ultimately: finding herself. Allysa takes us through the moment she knew she needed help, learning her human design, the difference between being an introvert and an observer, and why rest has saved her mental health. After years of performing on Instagram and trying to fit her identity into being "that girl," she has finally come home to herself. Enjoy!! More Allysa: @allysabreanne | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJfPPmFNjPN4O6mTxgVT2tw --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/undiscovered-by-jami/message
About our guests:Allysa Czerwinskyhttps://www.socialsciences.manchester.ac.uk/criminology/research/postgraduate-research/phd-students/Prof Nicolas Vermeyshttps://www.vermeys.comPapers or resources mentioned in this episode:Julia R. DeCook & Megan Kelly (2022) Interrogating the “incel menace”: assessing the threat of male supremacy in terrorism studies, Critical Studies on Terrorism, 15:3, 706-726, DOI: 10.1080/17539153.2021.2005099Kelly, M., DiBranco, A., & DeCook, J. R. (2022). Misogynist incels and male supremacist violence. In Male supremacism in the United States (pp. 164-180). Routledge.DeCook, Julia (19 March, 2021) The Issue Isn't Incels. It's Racist Misogyny, Global Network on Extremism & Technology**,** https://gnet-research.org/2021/03/19/the-issue-isnt-incels-its-racist-misogyny/Other:Research by Tim Squirrell et alhttps://www.isdglobal.org/isd-publications/?fwp_publication_category=hate-and-polarisationNews articles regarding the Toronto Van attack:https://www.cp24.com/news/victims-families-dignitaries-mark-fifth-anniversary-of-deadly-toronto-van-attack-1.6367465https://www.vice.com/en/article/bvx4kq/incel-toronto-van-killer-found-guilty-of-murdering-10-peopleThe interview with Allysa was created as part of the secrev.org conference.This episode was edited in part using text first audio edition that uses machine learning. It's not bad but I think there are some improvements.
In this episode, I share an enjoyable conversation with two Gen Z's and one Millenial who were privileged to visit Asbury College during the recent revival. Zach, Darya, and Allysa share how being in attendance strengthened their faith and how the spirit of revival continues to impact their lives, afterward. https://www.hopealongthejourney.org/ https://www.facebook.com/HopeAlongTheJourney https://www.instagram.com/hopealongthejourney/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mark-cravens7/support
#3: On today's episode, Allysa Larson of @allysa.larson & Danielle Glanz of @shestyledwhat come on the pod to discuss their stories, pursuing social media full time, how the ego can interfere with business, the importance of pitching brands & potential clients, and the importance of understanding your worth in the industry.They both run their social media accounts full time, host their own podcast the Influence Community, & successfully hosted a social media workshop in Paris last year (they have 2 more trips coming up in 2023)!CONNECT BELOW:Follow Allysa hereFollow Danielle hereFollow their pod the Influence Community hereFollow Han hereFollow HOW I SEE IT the pod hereCheck out Han's blog here
Allysa and Andrew have just welcomed baby Ty (6 weeks) into the family. Ty joins big brother Parker (4 years), who goes to preschool, soccer, and ice skating during the week. Andrew took an entrepreneurial leap to open a barbershop between the two boys and talks about the pros and cons of being a business owner and a parent. Allysa is on maternity leave, and Parker and Ty will both be going to her mom's house for in-home daycare when she returns to work. Apply to be on the show Contact us: Everydayparentspod.com; everydayparentspod@gmail.com; Instagram; Facebook; Twitter; Purchase Liquid IV or Ergobaby to support us or support us on Patreon; Podcast is hosted and produced by Jerome Kluck and Caitlin Kirby. Music is ‘Ukulele Fun Background' and ‘Funny Story' by Pavel Yudin. —--------- Everyday Parents: A Day-in-the-Life Podcast shares the day-to-day process of bringing up children through bi-weekly interviews with caregivers of all kinds. We share a little bit about each family's children, background, and lifestyle. We then ask about their daily routines to learn about what kids are like at different ages and stages, what it's like to manage different family styles and sizes, and a general journal of a day-in-the-life as a parent.
This episode of This Week at Late at the Lake features original work by Ella, Leah Tousignant, & Allysa Grace (who was found online shortly after the voice-over was recorded! Welp - find her below.) Ella@leahtous Leah Tousignant "Let's Get High"@musicallysagrace Allyssa Grace "Messy"Recorded live at Late at the Lake, at Mozart's Coffee Roasters in Austin, Texas on Tuesday, October 25th, 2022.Get full access to unedited Late at the Lake content by becoming a Patreon subscriber! Receive shout-out in the credits, participate in fan-only polls, get behind-the-scenes access, tip the Late at the Lake hosts & support the production team, and ultimately sow into our dreams (did someone say video livestream?!) Attend Late at the Lake - free. Held every Tuesday night (unless it's raining!)Engineered/Mastered by Anthony Corsaro. Edited/Produced/Hosted by Chloe Youtsey. Music (intro/outro) by Tony Fat Hands.
Listen as Allysa shares about how hard it was to conceive and how much this baby was wanted and loved. Allysa and her husband Evan lost their sweet baby at 8 weeks and 2 days.
The holiday season is almost here. We are back with our last episode before the holiday season this year. In this week's episode, we are joined by Allysa Whitebird, Senior Account Manager, and Eliot Meade; Senior Paid Media Strategist at Digible, to talk about the 2022 holiday season. Throughout the conversation, we dive into changes with paid media initiatives, follow-ups, channels, geo-fencing, google business profiles, organic social, and more. Starting the conversation, we dive into how paid media changes in the last two months of the year. Eliot shares how they are changing their paid media strategies in the holiday season to maximize their spending during the competitive holiday season. Creating a virtual geographic boundary using GPS or RFID technology triggers the software when a mobile device enters or exits a specific area, called geo-fencing. The most common use of geo-fencing is for location-based marketing and other location experiences. We dive into how Digible will try geo-fencing for the first time as a test in the coming holiday season. Wrapping up the conversation, Eliot, Allysa, and David talk about their favorite toys when they were little. [01.34] Changes with Paid Media – Starting the conversation, Eliot dives into the changes their paid media is going into for the holiday season. [07.51] Follow-ups – Eliot dives into the importance of follow-ups like email campaigns to get in touch with customers. [10.08] Channels – Allysa shares how their strategies change with social media and channels like TikTok and Spotify. [13.24] Geo-fencing – We dive into geo-fencing and how Digible will try geofencing during the holidays. [18.34] Fence types – Eliot shares her attitude on the importance of being creative when geo-fencing. [22.38] Creativity – Eliot dives into how people can be creative in marketing. [26.11] Google business profile – We dive into the importance of updating the google business profile and better user experience. [29.45] Organic social – Eliot dives into the importance of shifting strategy to post more current updates about residents in organic social. [32.34] Staying in the middle – It's essential to be aware of religious and festive events during the holiday season. [35.49] Hot toy – Allysa, Eliot, and David share what kind of hot toys they had when they were little.Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliot-meade-747799b3/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/allysawhitebird/
In this episode, we're giving you the full recap on how NYFW '22 went PLUS a story time on Allysa's surprise engagement!!!FRANCE TRIP: https://trips.trovatrip.com/trips/france-with-allysa-and-danielle-jun-2023Danielle's Instagram: @shestyledwhatAllysa's Instagram: @allysa.larson Podcast Instagram: @theinfluencecommunityFacebook Group: THE INFLUENCE COMMUNITYAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
St. Tammany Parish is filled with family owned and family focused businesses, which exactly describes Restaurant Cote and the Maple Room in Olde Towne Slidell. Chef Jeremy Reilly and his wife Allysa opened their family business almost ten years ago and while growing the restaurant, grew their own family as well, adding two children to the Reilly family mix. Chef Jeremy's food has deep roots in traditional French cuisine with distinctively Louisiana accents. The Maple Room and Restaurant Cote are favorite gathering places for parade watching or any special activity centered in Olde Towne Slidell. From August 1st through September 15th Restaurant Cote offers a special Tammany Taste of Summer menu featuring a three-course dinner for Two, priced at just $39.99 with delicious choices like Shrimp with a Cognac Cream Reduction, Louisiana Frog Legs Bordelaise, Blackened Drum with a Southern Pecan Beurre Blanc and everyone's favorite Bananas Foster Bread Pudding for dessert.Over fifty St. Tammany businesses are participating this year delivering delicious deals on dining, hotel stays, exciting attractions and more. With your Tammany Taste of Summer pass, every time you check in at a participating establishment you get closer to winning. The first 150 people to redeem at 5 or more businesses wins a coaster set from local artist, Christina Pappion - and there's a grand prize for the top summer pass participant. One lucky winner will choose from a boat tour on the Tchfuncte River or dinner for four at a participating Tammany Taste of Summer restaurant. To learn more and sign up for your own pass visit www.tammanytaste.com.
St. Tammany Parish is filled with family owned and family focused businesses, which exactly describes Restaurant Cote and the Maple Room in Olde Towne Slidell. Chef Jeremy Reilly and his wife Allysa opened their family business almost ten years ago and while growing the restaurant, grew their own family as well, adding two children to the Reilly family mix. Chef Jeremy's food has deep roots in traditional French cuisine with distinctively Louisiana accents. The Maple Room and Restaurant Cote are favorite gathering places for parade watching or any special activity centered in Olde Towne Slidell. From August 1st through September 15th Restaurant Cote offers a special Tammany Taste of Summer menu featuring a three-course dinner for Two, priced at just $39.99 with delicious choices like Shrimp with a Cognac Cream Reduction, Louisiana Frog Legs Bordelaise, Blackened Drum with a Southern Pecan Beurre Blanc and everyone's favorite Bananas Foster Bread Pudding for dessert.Over fifty St. Tammany businesses are participating this year delivering delicious deals on dining, hotel stays, exciting attractions and more. With your Tammany Taste of Summer pass, every time you check in at a participating establishment you get closer to winning. The first 150 people to redeem at 5 or more businesses wins a coaster set from local artist, Christina Pappion - and there's a grand prize for the top summer pass participant. One lucky winner will choose from a boat tour on the Tchfuncte River or dinner for four at a participating Tammany Taste of Summer restaurant. To learn more and sign up for your own pass visit www.tammanytaste.com.
Recruiting with Allysa Hertel, Football Position Groups and A Tough Hoops Schedule
In this episode, Maya and Allysa discuss America's new favorite show, Abbott Elementary. We chat about our love for the show's creator, Quinta Brunson, our takes on the characters, and the reasons why we WOULDN'T keep watching.
Grete interviews Allysa Seely, Olympic and three-time World Paratriathlon Champion. Allysa shares her experiences as a triathlete, and the mental, emotional, and physical lessons she has learned along the way.
In the first episode of the Rather Be Sweating Podcast, Maria talks to fellow yoga mama Allysa about her experience practicing hot yoga, becoming trained as a yoga teacher, and ultimately finding her sobriety in the darkest days of the Covid-19 pandemic.
On this week's episode of ComGroup's Women in Industry Podcast, hosts Lisa Van Hook and Carson Horn are joined by Allyssa Andrews of Wynne, Arkansas. Allyssa is the Vice President of the Arkansas FFA Eastern District and in that role, she facilitates camps in the summer, plans conferences through the year and works with first-year FFA members. On top of that she is also a full-time college student at Southern Arkansas University, where she is studying agriculture education in hopes of becoming an ag teacher. Tune in to hear Allyssa share her story of why she joined FFA and how she works with other women in FFA leadership to make an impact.The Communications Group Website: https://www.comgroup.com/Women In Industry: https://www.comgroup.com/women-in-industryAg Women In Industry: https://www.comgroup.com/women-in-industry/agriculture/recipientsAG Nomination Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/525XB2MComGroup's Twitter: https://twitter.com/comgrouplrComGroup's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Comgrouplr/ComGroup's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-communications-group-inc.ComGroup's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comgrouplr/ComGroup's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbW-WjTk177-fYtXtw32tTg?view_as=subscriberArkansas FFA: https://www.arkansasffa.org/Arkansas FFA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArkansasFFAFoundationArkansas FFA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arkansasffa/?hl=enArkansas FFA Twitter: https://twitter.com/arkansasffa
Get fit, be wealthy, have friends, get a job, have a nice house, read more, manage your feels, and find Jesus. That's a lot of things we are supposed to do. And it might even feel overwhelming. In this episode, Tyler & Virginia hang out with their friend Allysa Graham to talk about being an extrovert married to an introvert, how having a special needs child has impacted her ability to be social, being social with literally everyone, and knowing how to find the right social energy level to match the person you are interacting with. The current episode is a part of a series focused on the 8 Dimensions of Wellness. Spoiler alert: Each dimension will ultimately stem from and affect your spiritual journey. Source for this episode: The Unexpected Benefits of Real Community Check out the video podcast for every episode on YouTube. If you want to make sure the Boles of Life podcast keeps happening become a monthly supporter! You can find all things Boles of Life related at bolesoflife.com. Boles of Life is also on Facebook and Instagram @Bolesoflife. Virginia is on Facebook and Instagram @meetvirginia And you can find Tyler on Facebook and Instagram @tbxtreme51 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bolesoflife/support
In this episode, we discuss what it takes to produce an episode of the Daily Knights. Host: Laythan Sounds and Music All audio files were provided by www.anchor.com and www.pixabay.com Segment Review/Resources: That's So Punny! Students researched what a pun is and podcasting-related puns. Podcaster: Wesley Time Out for Trivia How long our podcast takes to create Edra reviewed the data from past podcasts to determine the information presented. Elective Detective Students interviewed teachers on campus. Media Taught by Mr. Lemke Podcasting Taught by Mrs. Fields 1. From Start to Finish Podcaster: Emma Emma used the podcast episode outline to create the script for this segment. 2. Writing Scripts and Show Notes Podcasters: Hayden and Sofia 3. Recordings and Equipment Podcasters: Hayden and Allysa 4. Editing - Kamari and Sofia 5. The Castle's Core Podcasters: Hayden and Sofia Script by Layla and Abigail Editing by Hailey, Hayden, Sofia, Layla, Abigail, and 1st-period Podcast class Special thanks to teachers: Mrs. Behare - 6th-grade science Mr. Roecker - 7th-grade social studies Mr. Martin - 8th-grade math 6. The Castle's Playing Field Podcasters: Denver and Tenison 7. Tech it to the Limit - How to use Anchor Podcaster: Peyton 8. Mental Minute Podcaster: Danna Resources provided by: Mrs. Bates, Ms.Ordaz, Mrs. Fields Script editing: Hayden, Sofia, Mrs. Fields Mental Minute Resources https://www.apa.org/topics/child-development/stress https://kidshealth.org/en/kids/5-steps.html https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/exercise-and-stress/art-20044469 https://health.gov/myhealthfinder/topics/everyday-healthy-living/mental-health-and-relationships/get-enough-sleep
Chronic illness can make your life feel filled with insurmountable obstacles. Pursuing your dreams, even in the face of health issues, may feel hopeless. But moving forward, even in small increments, you can accomplish great things. Just ask gold medalist Allysa Seely. Allysa grew up as a dancer and competitive athlete before health issues tried to sideline her. She spent three years advocating for herself as a teen and young adult, fighting to be listened to, before finally being diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), Chiari Malformation, Basilar Invagination, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), and more. Allysa refused to let her diagnoses define her, and has become a two-time gold-medal winning paratriathlete at the 2016 and 2020 Paralympics. She shares how she's been able to compete at such a high level with multiple chronic illnesses, and opens up about her hard journey in college to get a diagnosis. Allysa confides that she used all her “you can't”s as fuel to move her forward in pursuit of her dream. She discusses her difficult decision about her amputation, and shares her tips for getting through hard days. Allysa's story, and how she turned challenge into triumph in her life, is inspiring and encouraging for everyone living with chronic illness. As Allysa shows, there really are no limits. An inspiring and encouraging interview for anyone struggling with limitations or hardship. #TriAllysa #paraolympics #USAparatriathalon #triathalon #paratriathlete #amputation #EhlersDanlossyndromes #EhlersDanlos #ChiariMalformation #Chiari #POTS #bendybodies #bendybodiespodcast #hypermobilitymd #JenniferMilner
Chronic illness can make your life feel filled with insurmountable obstacles. Pursuing your dreams, even in the face of health issues, may feel hopeless. But moving forward, even in small increments, you can accomplish great things.Just ask gold medalist Allysa Seely.Allysa grew up as a dancer and competitive athlete before health issues tried to sideline her. She spent three years advocating for herself as a teen and young adult, fighting to be listened to, before finally being diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), Chiari Malformation, Basilar Invagination, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), and more.Allysa refused to let her diagnoses define her, and has become a two-time gold-medal winning paratriathlete at the 2016 and 2020 Paralympics. She shares how she's been able to compete at such a high level with multiple chronic illnesses, and opens up about her hard journey in college to get a diagnosis.Allysa confides that she used all her “you can't”s as fuel to move her forward in pursuit of her dream. She discusses her difficult decision about her amputation, and shares her tips for getting through hard days.Allysa's story, and how she turned challenge into triumph in her life, is inspiring and encouraging for everyone living with chronic illness. As Allysa shows, there really are no limits. An inspiring and encouraging interview for anyone struggling with limitations or hardship.#TriAllysa #paraolympics #USAparatriathalon #triathalon #paratriathlete #amputation #EhlersDanlossyndromes #EhlersDanlos #ChiariMalformation #Chiari #POTS #bendybodies #bendybodiespodcast #hypermobilitymd #JenniferMilner --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bendy-bodies/message
Three open, honest, courageous women joined us for this episode of "From Darkness to Life."Gen, Allysa and Julie shed light on surviving abusive relationships, how they identified programs that were not serving them and how becoming empowered to be leaders-of-self allowed them to see their own worthiness and grow into the women they are today.Their ability to be vulnerable and open is an example of how powerful the human spirit can be.
This week we have return guest, professional triathlete and 2 time gold medalist, Allysa Seely. She won gold at the 2016 Rio Paralympics and against all health odds made it back to the Paralympic team in the Tokyo Paralympics a couple of months ago. She shares her incredible tale how she even got to the 2021 games after spending three months in a hospital at the beginning of 2021. Show Sponsor: VENGA CBD Thanks very much to Venga CBD for helping make the show possible. Venga was started in Colorado by athletes like you who wanted a better way to use CBD to help fight pain, train longer, race harder and recover faster. Venga created a SYSTEM of CBD products that cover 100% of your CBD needs (Ultra Gels, Sleep formula, Balm, Gummies and Energy Drink). Each product is specifically made to support an area of your endurance life from training (Ultra Gels) to racing (Gummies and Energy Drink) to recovery (Balm and Sleep). All Venga CBD products are 100% THC Free and water soluble! Just go to https://vengaendurance.com/303podcast to order yours today. First-time order is 30% off with code (303PODCAST). We've also added 50% off your first month's subscription with code (303SUBSCRIPTION). Before we talk about today's show, let's give a shout out to last week's guest Matt Bach from TriDot, which inspired a return to full training this week. I have been on a six week break from full training since my hernia surgery. II have two 70.3 races loaded in to RaceX and have decided to take apply to get on the TriDot coaching platform. In Today's Show Interview with Allysa Seeley Endurance News Oceanside 70.3 Results What's new in the 303 Veloswap on Saturday Cross of the North Outdoor Industry Night Cyclocross Westmnister Video of the Week Interview Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch® UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel serious athletes. UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products. Steady energy equals sustained performance! You put in the training, so don't let nutrition limit your performance. Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly! Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co, Interview with Allysa Seely Allysa Seely became involved in triathlon as a New Year's tradition to try something she had never done before. She learned about triathlon and signed up for her first race a few weeks later. Seely was a member of the Arizona State University collegiate club triathlon team and a nationally ranked triathlete before her diagnosis. In 2010, Seely was diagnosed with Chiari II Malformation, basilar invagination, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which affect her brain, spine, and connective tissues. After her first surgery, she was back to competing seven weeks later at the USA Triathlon Collegiate National Championships with ASU. She made her debut as an elite paratriathlete in 2012, earning bronze at the ITU Paratriathlon World Championships that year. Then in 2013, Seely had her left leg amputated below the knee due to complications and increased spasticity in her foot. That would move her into a new paratriathlon category — but she continued to thrive, winning five gold medals on the elite ITU circuit in 2014. She earned her first two world championship titles in 2015 and 2016. At the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, Seely made history by winning a gold medal in paratriathlon's debut as a Paralympic medal event. She also competed in track & field at the Rio Games, placing sixth in the 200m. That same year, she was a featured athlete in ESPN the Magazine's Body Issue. Seely has been dominant in the women's PTS2 division since Rio, earning silver at the 2017 World Championships and winning her third career world title in 2018 after an undefeated 2018 elite season. In July of 2019, Seely won an ESPY for Best Female Athlete with a Disability. She faced significant health challenges in late 2020 and early 2021, spending several months in the hospital with endocarditis, severe inflammation of the heart. She returned to full-time training in the spring, regaining her fitness in time to earn a silver medal at the Americas Triathlon Para Championships June 27 in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, a key selection event for the Tokyo Games. She says her biggest inspiration in life is her grandma for pushing her to be a better athlete and human and to make the world around her better. She also credits her service dog Mowgli as being a great training and life partner. When she travels for competitions, Seely collects postcards and mini silver spoons from each location. Her favorite spoon is a hand-painted ceramic spoon from Estonia, and some of her favorite places that she has traveled to are Northern Ireland and Poland. She says her name is spelled “Allysa” because of a misspelling on her birth certificate, and of her biggest talents outside of triathlon is creating DIY projects. Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind so you can enjoy your training and racing to their fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle. You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage. Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account. There's no commitment or charge to create one. Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day. Check it out! Endurance News: IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside Pro Men Results Pro Womens Results This is the only 70.3 that Mike Reilly calls. What's New in the 303: Blue Competition Cycles, Good Value on Bikes for Sale at Velo Swap Saturday The annual VeloSwap Expo offers a wide variety of cycling accessories, clothing, parts and bikes. Blue Competition Cycles, a bicycle manufacturer based in Lafayette has some new and very slightly used (demos) for sale and available in their booth. Here is a list. Cross of the North - Nov 6th-7th Looking for a little cycle cross action up North? Registration is open! Join for a few new twists and turns on the New Belgium Brewing course, then grab a beer and stick around for Larry Grossman on the mic. Outdoor Industry Night Tuesday Nov. 9th Monthly Outdoor Industry Social at The Tune Up at Full Cycle, to network with local outdoor industry professionals! The social is meant to be a time to network and meet new people who work (or want to work) in the outdoor industry, while enjoying Happy Hour drinks all night at The Tune Up. - Company Pitches - Meet & Greet - Guest Speakers - Happy Hour drinks CYCLO-X Westminster - Nov 13th As the weather grows colder the action heads to Westminster City Park with 1.5 points on the line. Our course designer has been hard at work crafting some creative variations to one the most flowing courses in the series! Get ready for new lines, descents that make you feel like a little kid on a roller coaster again, and of course the grand stair case! 2022 Grand Traverse Triple Crown Registration Open With the addition of the Run and the Bike in 2015, it became possible for competitors to do all three events. That year, the Grand Traverse Triple Crown Competition was born when a handful of athletes Skied, Ran, and Biked between Crested Butte and Aspen for the fastest cumulative time. With its legacy firmly planted as the toughest point-to-point ski race in North America, the GT Triple Crown defines a new generation of mountain sports competition. Upcoming Guests Annie Hughes has won every ultramarathon she has raced this year. She's 23 years old and won Collegiate Peaks 50, Leadville 100 (youngest to ever win) and Moab 240. Video Of The Week 1st place Oceanside 70.3 || Race Recap Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week. Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment. We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!
This week we have return guest, professional triathlete and 2 time gold medalist, Allysa Seely. She won gold at the 2016 Rio Paralympics and against all health odds made it back to the Paralympic team in the Tokyo Paralympics a couple of months ago. She shares her incredible tale how she even got to the 2021 games after spending three months in a hospital at the beginning of 2021. Show Sponsor: VENGA CBD Thanks very much to Venga CBD for helping make the show possible. Venga was started in Colorado by athletes like you who wanted a better way to use CBD to help fight pain, train longer, race harder and recover faster. Venga created a SYSTEM of CBD products that cover 100% of your CBD needs (Ultra Gels, Sleep formula, Balm, Gummies and Energy Drink). Each product is specifically made to support an area of your endurance life from training (Ultra Gels) to racing (Gummies and Energy Drink) to recovery (Balm and Sleep). All Venga CBD products are 100% THC Free and water soluble! Just go to https://vengaendurance.com/303podcast to order yours today. First-time order is 30% off with code (303PODCAST). We've also added 50% off your first month's subscription with code (303SUBSCRIPTION). Before we talk about today's show, let's give a shout out to last week's guest Matt Bach from TriDot, which inspired a return to full training this week. I have been on a six week break from full training since my hernia surgery. II have two 70.3 races loaded in to RaceX and have decided to take apply to get on the TriDot coaching platform. In Today's Show Interview with Allysa Seeley Endurance News Oceanside 70.3 Results What's new in the 303 Veloswap on Saturday Cross of the North Outdoor Industry Night Cyclocross Westmnister Video of the Week Interview Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch® UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel serious athletes. UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products. Steady energy equals sustained performance! You put in the training, so don't let nutrition limit your performance. Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly! Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co, Interview with Allysa Seely Allysa Seely became involved in triathlon as a New Year's tradition to try something she had never done before. She learned about triathlon and signed up for her first race a few weeks later. Seely was a member of the Arizona State University collegiate club triathlon team and a nationally ranked triathlete before her diagnosis. In 2010, Seely was diagnosed with Chiari II Malformation, basilar invagination, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which affect her brain, spine, and connective tissues. After her first surgery, she was back to competing seven weeks later at the USA Triathlon Collegiate National Championships with ASU. She made her debut as an elite paratriathlete in 2012, earning bronze at the ITU Paratriathlon World Championships that year. Then in 2013, Seely had her left leg amputated below the knee due to complications and increased spasticity in her foot. That would move her into a new paratriathlon category — but she continued to thrive, winning five gold medals on the elite ITU circuit in 2014. She earned her first two world championship titles in 2015 and 2016. At the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, Seely made history by winning a gold medal in paratriathlon's debut as a Paralympic medal event. She also competed in track & field at the Rio Games, placing sixth in the 200m. That same year, she was a featured athlete in ESPN the Magazine's Body Issue. Seely has been dominant in the women's PTS2 division since Rio, earning silver at the 2017 World Championships and winning her third career world title in 2018 after an undefeated 2018 elite season. In July of 2019, Seely won an ESPY for Best Female Athlete with a Disability. She faced significant health challenges in late 2020 and early 2021, spending several months in the hospital with endocarditis, severe inflammation of the heart. She returned to full-time training in the spring, regaining her fitness in time to earn a silver medal at the Americas Triathlon Para Championships June 27 in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, a key selection event for the Tokyo Games. She says her biggest inspiration in life is her grandma for pushing her to be a better athlete and human and to make the world around her better. She also credits her service dog Mowgli as being a great training and life partner. When she travels for competitions, Seely collects postcards and mini silver spoons from each location. Her favorite spoon is a hand-painted ceramic spoon from Estonia, and some of her favorite places that she has traveled to are Northern Ireland and Poland. She says her name is spelled “Allysa” because of a misspelling on her birth certificate, and of her biggest talents outside of triathlon is creating DIY projects. Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind so you can enjoy your training and racing to their fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle. You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage. Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account. There's no commitment or charge to create one. Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day. Check it out! Endurance News: IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside Pro Men Results Pro Womens Results This is the only 70.3 that Mike Reilly calls. What's New in the 303: Blue Competition Cycles, Good Value on Bikes for Sale at Velo Swap Saturday The annual VeloSwap Expo offers a wide variety of cycling accessories, clothing, parts and bikes. Blue Competition Cycles, a bicycle manufacturer based in Lafayette has some new and very slightly used (demos) for sale and available in their booth. Here is a list. Cross of the North - Nov 6th-7th Looking for a little cycle cross action up North? Registration is open! Join for a few new twists and turns on the New Belgium Brewing course, then grab a beer and stick around for Larry Grossman on the mic. Outdoor Industry Night Tuesday Nov. 9th Monthly Outdoor Industry Social at The Tune Up at Full Cycle, to network with local outdoor industry professionals! The social is meant to be a time to network and meet new people who work (or want to work) in the outdoor industry, while enjoying Happy Hour drinks all night at The Tune Up. - Company Pitches - Meet & Greet - Guest Speakers - Happy Hour drinks CYCLO-X Westminster - Nov 13th As the weather grows colder the action heads to Westminster City Park with 1.5 points on the line. Our course designer has been hard at work crafting some creative variations to one the most flowing courses in the series! Get ready for new lines, descents that make you feel like a little kid on a roller coaster again, and of course the grand stair case! 2022 Grand Traverse Triple Crown Registration Open With the addition of the Run and the Bike in 2015, it became possible for competitors to do all three events. That year, the Grand Traverse Triple Crown Competition was born when a handful of athletes Skied, Ran, and Biked between Crested Butte and Aspen for the fastest cumulative time. With its legacy firmly planted as the toughest point-to-point ski race in North America, the GT Triple Crown defines a new generation of mountain sports competition. Upcoming Guests Annie Hughes has won every ultramarathon she has raced this year. She's 23 years old and won Collegiate Peaks 50, Leadville 100 (youngest to ever win) and Moab 240. Video Of The Week 1st place Oceanside 70.3 || Race Recap Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week. Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment. We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!
Dr. Alyssa Kuhn is a physical therapist in Salt Lake City, UT, arthritis specialist, and founder of Keep the Adventure Alive. she has had extensive experience training people of all ages and medical conditions including those with spinal stenosis, osteoarthritis, chronic fatigue syndrome, She started Keep the Adventure Alive because she was seeing too many people succumb to arthritis pain. She found that many times people didn't know there were options available other than surgery and pain pills! She wanted to help educate as many people that she could that adventure is still possible with arthritis and surgery is not inevitable! She is revolutionizing the way people think and feel about osteoarthritis. We talked about the lifestyle habits that contribute to arthritis and joint pain in general, as well as how to avoid surgery. [00:05:34] The first part of overcoming limitations brought on by pain [00:06:25] What arthritis really is [00:06:57] -where inflammation comes from When she talks about adventure, you might imagine climbing a mountain or horseback riding on a beach--and those are--but here's what Alyssa is talking about for the average gal like you and me: And I kind of define adventure as something that makes you happy, whether it's playing with your grandkids, whether it's just walking with a friend around the neighborhood a few times. It can be hiking, biking, skiing, those sorts of things.[00:16:10] – how to know what exercises to do [00:26:21] – how to find her videos [00:28:39] -how to decide whether to have surgery [00:33:10] -find the right group for support especially on FB [00:35:08] – Allysa's message of hope to those who have pain or bone on bone arthritis Her book, https://www.amazon.com/Move-Well-Age-Fitness-Mindset/dp/B0863RQMV9/ref=as_li_ss_tl?dchild=1&keywords=move+well+age+well+alyssa+kuhn&qid=1606494167&sr=8-2&linkCode=sl1&tag=movewellagewe-20&linkId=58cd10fccb62156f35f6ef182c49f4a0&language=en_US (Move Well Age Well) Her free ebook, https://keeptheadventurealive.com/ultimate-arthritis-guide/ (The Ultimate Arthritis Guide) https://www.arthritisadventure.com/order-502193011629076568626 (The Arthritis Adventure Blueprint Online Course) Dig into all of the educational videos Alyssa has on her https://www.youtube.com/alyssaadventurealive (YouTube channel)
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In this episode, Maya and Allysa share some of the things they've been watching and their takes on them. Follow TNS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thursdaynightscreening/ Follow Maya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayanfleming/ Follow Allysa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysagram/
Aloha, sobat Hihi! Gimana nih kuliahnya sejauh ini? yang pasti harus masih semangat ya! Kali ini, kita bakal nemenin kalian di reading week ini lewat podcast Hubungan Interpersonal episode ke-13 yang bakal ngebahas slogan HI UGM dan tolok ukur kesuksesan a la mahasiswa HI bareng dua narasumber super keren kita, Allysa Ramadhani dari HI 2019, dan Qonita Rakhman dari HI 2020. Mahasiswa HI UGM tentunya sudah tidak asing lagi dengan slogan “Where Good Is Not Enough”. Pada dasarnya, slogan tersebut memiliki artian agar mahasiswa tidak hanya memiliki performa akademik yang baik, tetapi juga tidak mudah merasa puas dengan apa yang telah dicapai. Nah, bareng host kesayangan kita, Ghifari Surya, melalui podcast ini, DPSDM KOMAHI akan mengajak kalian untuk ikut mendengarkan keseruan perbincangan yang bakal membahas tolok ukur kesuksesan di mata Allysa dan Qonita sebagai mahasiswa HI UGM yang pastinya bakal insightful dan unik banget! Makanya, yuuk, langsung aja didengarkan!
In this episode, Maya and Allysa discuss the Aretha Franklin biopic, Respect. *SPOILER ALERT* Follow TNS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thursdaynightscreening/ Follow Maya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayanfleming/ Follow Allysa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysagram/
Welcome to the start of Paralympics month on the Triathlete Hour. The Paralympic Games start next week and after all the excitement in Tokyo we're ready to keep it going. Allysa Seely kicks things off today with her fascinating and inspiring story. After getting into triathlon while in college, she started experiencing symptoms that didn't make sense: extreme fatigue, passing out when standing up, an inability to walk. It took two years to finally get a diagnosis. And after surgery, she went back to Collegiate Club Nationals and became the first athlete with a disability to compete in the able-bodied race. Allysa talks to us about the challenges of invisible v. visible disabilities, how her amputation was a good thing, how she won gold in Rio at the debut of paratriathlon in the Games, and what the media frenzy was like after. Last year, months of life-threatening infections in her bloodstream again left doctors stumped and had her in and out of the hospital. Now, she's been panic training for Tokyo, but don't bet against her. More: A Day in the Life of Paralympic Triathlete Allysa Seely
Welcome to the start of Paralympics month on the Triathlete Hour. The Paralympic Games start next week and after all the excitement in Tokyo we're ready to keep it going. Allysa Seely kicks things off today with her fascinating and inspiring story. After getting into triathlon while in college, she started experiencing symptoms that didn't make sense: extreme fatigue, passing out when standing up, an inability to walk. It took two years to finally get a diagnosis. And after surgery, she went back to Collegiate Club Nationals and became the first athlete with a disability to compete in the able-bodied race. Allysa talks to us about the challenges of invisible v. visible disabilities, how her amputation was a good thing, how she won gold in Rio at the debut of paratriathlon in the Games, and what the media frenzy was like after. Last year, months of life-threatening infections in her bloodstream again left doctors stumped and had her in and out of the hospital. Now, she's been panic training for Tokyo, but don't bet against her. More: A Day in the Life of Paralympic Triathlete Allysa Seely
In this episode, Maya and Allysa discuss their most memorable commercials, the use of Black voices and imagery, and the pitfalls of "representation" in TV commercials.
This week, Maya and Allysa discuss Space Jam: A New Legacy, and we talk about Lebron James' take on the classic basketball hit as well as things that didn't go over so nicely. Follow TNS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thursdaynightscreening/ Follow Maya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayanfleming/ Follow Allysa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysagram/
In this Episode of Thursday Night Screening, Maya and Allysa discuss the black best friend trope; what is means, examples, and more. We also talk about the complexities of Blackness in supporting characters onscreen in Disney favorites like Mushu (Mulan), Frozone (The Incredibles), and Chad (High School Musical).
Sitting down with a youth activist, Ain Husniza and the representative of All Women's Action Society (AWAM), Allysa, we discuss the issue of sexual harassment in Malaysia educational institution, the rights of a student and how media can play a part in combatting this issue.
On this episode, Danielle and Allysa chat about the art of negotiating with brands on IG. We go over example verbiage to use when negotiating a collaboration, turning gifted campaigns into paid campaigns, confidence when negotiating with brands, charging what you're worth, how to price yourself and MORE. Hope you enjoy this episode - we love you guys!!Danielle's Instagram: @shestyledwhatAllysa's Instagram: @fashionablysurfedPodcast Instagram: @theinfluencecommunityClubhouse: The Influence CommunityFacebook Group: THE INFLUENCE COMMUNITYAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In this episode of Thursday Night Screening, Maya and Allysa talk about the Showtime late-night talk show, Ziwe, hosted by comedian Ziwe Fumudoh. We discuss our favorite parts of show, key interviews, and the power of seeing Black women win. We also discuss who we would "Ziwe" and what we would get cancelled for...
In this episode of Thursday Night Screening, Maya and Allysa talk about the Black TV and film characters they wanted to be, and the ones they actually were. We also play a game of "One's Gotta Go" featuring our favorite Black family sitcoms.
TheRealForteGaming has a plot where the villain is bent on removing magic from the world. The players are about to meet some of the villain's followers and TheRealForteGaming wants some help. Then, Reynosomarkus' players are going to steal gold from “the physical manifestation of greed” and wants some ideas on how they can curse the loot. After the break, Manemeth wants to know why Tritons get the ability to cast fog once per long rest instead of control water. Allysa learns that Tritons are a race, and not just a weapon for King Triton. Use That Spell! Cordon of Arrows! Thanks for listening! As always, you can ask us a question at www.nextsessionpodcast.com Instagram: @nextsessionpodcast Twitter: @thenextsession Facebook: @thenextsession
Welcome to The Influence Community! We are your hosts, Danielle & Allysa, in this first episode we are introducing ourselves, sharing how we met and how we got started in the influencer + fashion blogger industry. We can't wait to start this podcast journey with you all!Danielle's Instagram: @shestyledwhatAllysa's Instagram: @fashionablysurfedPodcast Instagram: @theinfluencecommunityClubhouse: The Influence CommunityAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In this episode, Allysa encourages Nathan to talk about an incident that resulted in Nathan spending 10 years of his sentence in solitary confinement
This week we're joined by American paratriathlete and 2016 Paralympic gold medalist Allysa Seely to talk about cats, TV debacles, and the world's richest animals! Find more Allysa at https://www.instagram.com/triallysa/
Abel, Jane , and Vincent sit down with Stuart and Allysa owners of Maple Branch Craft Brew. They have a beautiful new tap room in Fort Worth Texas. Please come check them out! They have spot on to the style beers, great food, and a beautiful outdoors. Crack one open and follow then on @maplebranchbrew please leave us a review and subscribe! Cheers! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshoppeningtexas/support
In this episode, Pretender37 asks about using Mage Hand in combat. Then, WereRob0t needs some help figuring out how to save their players from a TPK realistically. After the break, Bite-Sized- Ewan asks how to motivate their party to go after the BBEG, and Adam and Allysa get on a rant about player responsibility at the table. Use that Spell is quite a doozy! Magic Jar Thanks for listening! As always, you can ask us a question at www.nextsessionpodcast.com Instagram: @nextsessionpodcast Twitter: @thenextsession Facebook: @thenextsession
Sebuah alih wahana dari karya sastra menjadi audio sketsa. Episode 2 mengangkat judul "Take or Give It Back" dari laman lingkarbasa.com karya Novita Maharani. Dibacakan oleh Kenisha Saskia Hemi sebagai Allysa, Al Zahri Pangaribuan sebagai Rio, Yoelaraaa sebagai Narator. Selamat menyaksikan.
Joining Laura on today’s episode is the incredibly inspiring American Paralympic champion, Allysa Seely. Diagnosed with a combination of brain, spinal and connectivity disorders which eventually led to the amputation of her left leg below the knee, Allysa responded by going on to become a 3-time World Champion and a Paralympic Gold Medalist. Despite the challenges presented by her ongoing medical concerns, Allysa continues to persevere, and is currently training with an eye to competing in the Tokyo Paralympic Games in 2021. Hers is a story of exemplary commitment, resilience, and determination, and she shares it all with Laura here today. They begin by discussing the story behind the unique spelling of Allysa’s name and her DIY projects, which gives just a taste of her remarkable commitment to achievement. Allysa then shares the details of her start in the triathlon, her diagnosis and its ongoing impact, her journey as a paratriathlete and the great success she has achieved therein, as well as her preparation for the upcoming Paralympics. She also discusses the importance of her team, her unique nutrition necessities, her ESPN Body Issue experience, and how she is feeling these days since a recent stint in the hospital. Make no mistake, Allysa’s story is not solely about her diagnosis and the impact it has had upon her life. It is about having the steely resolve to recognize challenges, meet them head on, and go beyond simply overcoming them to actually using them as fuel to achieve even greater results, rendering Allysa Seely a truly inspiring example for everyone to follow not only in sport but in every aspect of life. Episode Highlights: Some of Allysa’s DIY projects Her start in the triathlon Allysa’s diagnosis of Chiari II malformation, its symptoms, and her reaction to it Her brain and spine surgery, rehabilitation, and return to running How her science background has helped her Transitioning from triathlon to paratriathlon Her amputation and returning to racing Her World Championships and Paralympics experiences and their impact Allysa’s team Nutrition, sleep and recovery for her Allysa’s training schedule Her ESPN Body Issue experience How the Tokyo Games postponement has affected Allysa How she is feeling these days since her last hospital stay Quotes: “I really just fell in love with the challenge and the camaraderie and the exhilaration of the sport so I haven’t left yet.” “The bike has definitely been the lasting challenge for me…I have a love/hate relationship with it.” “The back part of my brain – the cerebellum – is not actually in my skull, it’s herniated into my spinal column.” “It’s not super common, so there’s many times I’m explaining it to medical professionals as well.” “I ran my first 5K as an amputee in December after losing my leg in August.” “Learning to walk and run was actually easier than when I had my foot.” “I do think very little was expected of me.” “People who believe in you, but yet love you whether you win or lose, right?” “My neurological disability is absolutely more challenging than the amputation.” “Because of the injury to my brain, my body is not able to digest food like most others do.” “For the first time in my life, we’ve been able to…fully support my training, build muscle mass, and not worry about my weight throughout the season as much.” “Nutrition is so important to achieving your best.” “Not a single person cared that I was unclothed.” “I’ve had a really rough year this year.” “All in all, I think it might have worked out okay for me. Hopefully, next year’s going to be way better.” “We can’t change the cards we’re dealt, and so we just have to make the best of what we have…those who are able to cope with the changes and stay on track and stay motivated are the ones that are going to find the most success next summer.” “Although these few months have been hard, I don’t think it counts me out. If anything, it lights more of a fire under me to prove that I can overcome this and everything else thrown my way to be the athlete and the competitor that I want to be.” “Impossible is a dare.” Links: The Pursuit of Gold homepage: http://thepursuitofgold.com/ Mental Training: https://www.laurawilkinson.com/learn Laura’s Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lala_the_diver Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLauraWilkinson Connect with Allysa: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/triallysa/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/allysaseelytriathlete/
In our uncertain world, where abnormal is the new normal, it becomes increasingly difficult to cope with loneliness, anxiety, stress, and it becomes easier and easier to choose coping methods that can lead to catastrophe.This episode, Poncho talks to Allysa and Kallyn about their own struggles and juggling those with their careers in social work.Poncho is recording from his "Covid Safe" space at home.
A&A are back with special guest Zachary Zelinski! Zach is a good friend with a great talent for story creation and making A&A crack up. In fact, more than 30 mins of laughter was cut from this episode. Together, Adam, Allysa, and Zach answer furac0nas' question about a blacksmith encounter, and Causticberries' question what would happen if someone lost their shadow. Later, williamsettler asks, "what happens if a red dragon loses its fire breath weapon?" Use that Spell: Sword Burst! As always, you can ask us a question at www.nextsessionpodcast.com Thanks for listening! Instagram: @nextsessionpodcast Twitter: @thenextsession Facebook: @thenextsession
This week A&A tackle the age old question, how do you get a corpse drunk? Then the team ruminates on a dungeon based on different musical genres. After the break, the question of what should your role-playing game room have in it comes up, and then Allysa tries to stump Adam with the spell Dragon's Breath. As always, you can ask us a question at www.nextsessionpodcast.com Thanks for listening! Instagram: @nextsessionpodcast Twitter: @thenextsession Facebook: @thenextsession
In today's episode of The Teen Boss Babes Podcast with me, Paola Ochoa, I interviewed Allysa Larson ! We talked all about her journey on becoming a content creator and how her platform helped her build her first business! We chatted all about the inside tips on becoming a content creator and a first time business owner! Follow Allysa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fashionablysurfed/ Summer Buns Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shopsummerbuns/ Summer Buns Website: https://summerbuns.com/ Allysa's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjrCCEKfT-nf2IDXSSDyUSg Where can you find us? Paola's IG: https://www.instagram.com/paola.ochoaa/ Teen Boss Babes IG: https://www.instagram.com/teenbossbabes/ Teen Boss Babes Podcast IG : www.instagram.com/teenbossbabespod Teen Boss Babes YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/TeenBossBabes Join the Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/teenbossbabes Become a supporter: https://anchor.fm/teenbossbabes/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teenbossbabes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teenbossbabes/support
A&A are back with special guest Andy Clodfelter! Andy is a co-host of the podcast 90s Court, a player in the actual play D&D game known as Daring Adventures, and just launched his new podcast, Anomalous Fascination. Together, Adam, Allysa, and Andy answer Deekester's question about his sister's Shrek themed campaign, and Lowkileet's question about a very cursed item and the effects it has on the cleric that just attuned to it. Later, OneManDustBowl asks, "what are some of the best pieces of positive feedback you've received?" Use that Spell! It's Color Spray! Or, maybe it should be known as Color Light Show! Thanks for listening! Please submit your questions at: NextSessionPodcast.com
This week A&A are joined by the incredible Lindsay Bernal de Barrett to answer your questions! First question comes from Iskotpop who needs help leaving clues behind for their Robin Hood plot. Then, RadPanda36 has a player with a demon inside of them and needs some advice on what kind of demon it should be. Later, Adam, Allysa, and Lindsay tackle Diet Toothpaste's question about how to balance one outgoing player with four reserved players. Then, Lindsay gives the hot gossip on the amazing tricks of Rope Trick. Thank you all for listening! You can submit your question at our website: Nextsessionpodcast.com
Adam & Allysa help Darkephoenixe explain how dragons returned from extinction, especially adult dragons. Draconic Park anyone? Also, there is a scientist turned chicken and BerryLerryTerry's girlfriend is keeping him as pet. Later, A&A discuss a great question from DropShotEpee who asks how to DM when you are feeling depressed. Then, Allysa tries to bend all the rules with the spell Demiplane. You can submit your questions at nextsessionpodcast.com. Thanks for listening!
A&A are back with special guest Rainier Powers! Besides having the coolest name, Rainier is a good friend, a great RPG player, and the genius behind The Next Session's logo. In this episode, A&A&Rainier answer the question, "What do I put on the top floor of an Eldritch library of all written knowledge?" and what to do about a doppelganger that has been masquerading as a friendly NPC the entire time. After the break, Adam & Allysa answer a question about introducing a new Player Character to the group, even if they are only going to be there for one session. Use That Spell: Time Stop! How would you spend your 1d4+1 turns when time is frozen? As always, thanks for listening! You can submit your questions and spell suggestions on our website: www.nextsessionpodcast.com
Adam & Allysa welcome their first guest, Greg Barrett! Greg Barrett is a Digital Dungeon Master who also runs LARP summer groups when not in pandemic times. He is sometimes featured on the podcast Geek in the City. Together they tackle two questions on NPCs and one funky scenario involving an Anti-Magic Field inside of Mordenkainen's Magnificent Mansion. After the break, A&A discuss a level 5 spell called Negative Energy Flood.
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In S2E9, Catri Barrett speaks to host of the Vulnerable podcast, Allysa Rochelle. She is also the founder of TING, a consultancy that works to create safe spaces for marginalised people within the workplace and offers personal and professional development programmes to young Black future leaders. **WE'VE BEEN SHORTLISTED IN THE BEST PODCAST CATEGORY OF THE CREATIVE IMPACT AWARDS 2020 - YOU CAN VOTE FOR US HERE** Talking points in this episode: How courage, vulnerability and anti-racism work intersect and influence one another What it means to be courageous and how taking personal responsibility for your life can enable you to heal from anything you've experienced Way's you might be spiritually bypassing yourself and how to stop The importance of white people releasing shame before stepping into anti-racism work so that you don't get stuck in guilt The problem with refusing to acknowledge race or refer to your own, or others, skin colour and why it's important to understand and use terminology like white supremacy, privilege and intersectionality Releasing shame and mobilising yourself: How to step into anti-racism work and create a better future for your ancestors Follow the Curiosity Club on Instagram Follow our host, Catri Barrett Follow Allysa Rochelle on Instagram This season of the Curiosity Club podcast is sponsored by Symprove. Use code CURIOSITYCLUB15 for 15% discount on your 12-week Symprove programme.
Adam and Allysa introduce themselves and The Next Session before diving into a question about a soon to be party of werewolves. Later they discuss what official rules they choose to ignore and the spell Witch Bolt.
We have Paralympic Gold medalist triathlete Allysa Seely joining us today. As we mentioned in the intro she has an amazing story. There are no short cuts to reach your goals and become your best and we expect that Allysa is going to help us appreciate that even more in this interview. Allysa, than you for joining us today. Allysa is one bad ass athlete so buckle up. Sponsor VENGA: Thanks to Venga CBD for sponsoring today's show. Venga is a premium CBD that will improve your athletic performance by helping reduce inflammation and anxiety. Venga CBD products are different than typical CBD products, they are made for endurance athletes here in Colorado with the highest quality PCR hemp. All their products are THC free, with the highest bioavailability of any CBD because it’s water-soluble CBD. Venga has a no-risk, 60-day, money-back guarantee. It's easy order online and delivered right to your door. My Thursday run with Aaron and Casey would not be fun without Venga CBD "pre" recovery balm. You can get Venga CBD by going to VengaCBD.com which is spelled V - e - n - g - a CBD.com. Get 30% off your first order with promo code - 303podcast. Subscribe and save 15% on future orders. In Today's Show Feature interview with Gold medalist Allysa Seely What New in the 303 with some discussion on the Lookout Tri and an article by Talitha Vogt on saddles and bike fit Endurance News (The Tour, a couple of PTO press releases and draft legal age group nationals rescheduled to April) Interview with Allysa Seely: Gold medalist triathlete at the Rio Paralympics Allysa Seely. Shortly after starting her collegiate triathlon career, Allysa was diagnosed with a congenital brain and spine condition threatened Allysa passion for triathlon. She made the decision to amputate her left leg and still fights through other physical challenges. Allysa is one bad ass athlete. New Sponsor - Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind you need as an active outdoor enthusiast. Buddy’s mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle. You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage. Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account. There's no commitment or charge to create one. Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day. Check it out! Endurance News: The Tour Chris Froome to come back next year on Team Israel Startup Nation 2021 Sepp Kuss of Jumbo-Visma taking charge in Stage 4 on the climb and crashing in Stage 5. Sepp Kuss win of Stage 5 of the Critérium du Dauphiné on Grand Fondo Guide Stage 5 of The Tour and Team Ineos putting the hammer down in 5 miles from the finish Stage 5 JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE losing yellow for a penalty for taking a bottle within 20K of the finish Adam Yates took Yellow in Stage 5 Standings after Stage 6 and Adam Yates still in Yellow An unexpected penalty Alaphilippe had received a 20 second penalty for taking a feed with under 20km to go in the race. As he broke the ‘unauthorized feeding’ regulation by taking a bidon from a Deceuninck-QuickStep soigneur with 17.1km to go, he was served a time penalty and his team received a fine. Although Alaphilippe held a four-second lead over Adam Yates of Mitchelton-Scott, because of the unauthorized feed Yates is the new race leader of the Tour de France. Jumbo-Visma’s Primož Roglič now sits second, three seconds behind Yates while Tadej Pogačar of UAE Team Emirates is in third, with seven seconds off the lead. Alaphilippe was bumped into 16th place—he is now 16 seconds behind Yates. PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETES ORGANISATION ANNOUNCES C$20,000 PRIZE PURSE FOR THE CANADIAN PRO TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP The Professional Triathletes Organisation today announced that it will provide a C$20,000 prize purse for the Canadian Pro Triathlon Championship on September 13th in Caledon, Ontario. With all triathlon racing in Canada cancelled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, Canadian PTO Professionals have joined together to create an event that will allow Canadian professional triathletes to engage in a non-drafting Olympic distance event and celebrate the resilience of the Canadian triathlon community. The event will be a non-drafting Olympic distance race and will see both long-distance and ITU Canadian professionals compete against each other. The swim will be a time trial done separately from the bike and run, then the athletes will start the bike/run in order of their swim finish according to how far back they were from the leader. In order to keep a Covid-safe environment, the entire Olympic distance bike and run will be enclosed in a subdivision that will allow for the select few spectators to see the fast-paced action. The event is expected to be broadcast so triathlon fans can experience the excitement. PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETES ORGANISATION AND CHALLENGE FAMILY ANNOUNCE ALLOCATION OF €40,000 PRIZE MONEY TO PROFESSIONALS AND AGE GROUPERS AT CANCELLED CHALLENGE DAVOS RACE CHALLENGEDAVOS was forced to be cancelled after the swim start when dangerous weather conditions moved in. The Professional Triathletes Organisation will be paying in full the €21,000 in professional prize money it had committed at CHALLENGEDAVOS, with the amount being shared equally among all professionals who attended the event. In the spirit of unity with age grouper colleagues in these difficult times, CHALLENGEFAMILY will be applying the €19,000 it had allocated to the professional prize purse to offer significantly reduced entry fees for next year’s race to all age grouper athletes who incurred the long hours of training and expenses to be alongside the professionals at the HALLENGEDAVOS 2020 start line. 2020 USA TRIATHLON AGE GROUP DRAFT-LEGAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RESCHEDULED TO APRIL 2021 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — USA Triathlon and Arizona State University today announced that the 2020 USA Triathlon Age Group Draft-Legal National Championships, initially scheduled to take place Nov. 14 in Tempe, Arizona, have been rescheduled to April 2021 — as a World Qualifier rather than a National Championship — due to ongoing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Age Group Draft-Legal Nationals were set to be held as part of ASU’s Sun Devil Draft-Legal Classic, in conjunction with the Women’s Collegiate Triathlon National Championships. Due to continued limits on mass gatherings in the Tempe and Phoenix areas, ASU and USA Triathlon today determined that the age group event can no longer take place in 2020. The 2020 Women’s Collegiate Triathlon season — includin What's New in the 303: Max sentence for driver and what that means—today on 30 Delimma on a flat tire and what I did Kona moving to Nice??? It’s a theory, lets start a rumor My ride with TriDoc and getting my ass handed to me @meganhottman Video of the Week: Video Feature: Paralympic gold medalist Allysa Seely Shares her Story Sasha Underwood bike packed the rugged Colorado Trail Solo and shares the 16 day "monumental" ride. Sasha took on the 550 mile Colorado Trail, climbing over 80,000 feet and spending 16 nights on her own in the woods. Known for her Ironman’s and Leadville 100 finishes, Sasha dug deep to overcome the challenges of overnighting alone, crashing a few times, getting lost once, and the normal chore of keeping hydrated and eating lots of calories. She discovered more about herself than she imagined. She called this trip “monumental” and what kept her going through the tough times were the people she was raising money for. The refugees. She gives tirelessly to this community and they gave back on this journey. Whenever she even thought of quitting, she thought of the refugees who had no choice but to continue their journey. They brought her through a couple of tough spots. She met incredible people, saw incredible places and returned home amazed at this feat and called it life changing. If you want to donate to the refugees, here is a link: https://ridingforrefugees.funraise.org Upcoming Interviews: Siri Lindley was the World Cup Series winner and Triathlete of the year in 2001 and 2002, she was inducted into the USA TRIATHLON Hall of Fame in 2016. She has coached athletes to Olympic Medals and to Ironman World Championship Titles. Amy Dixon Sister Madonna_Buder Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week. Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and @303triathlon and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment. We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!
We have Paralympic Gold medalist triathlete Allysa Seely joining us today. As we mentioned in the intro she has an amazing story. There are no short cuts to reach your goals and become your best and we expect that Allysa is going to help us appreciate that even more in this interview. Allysa, than you for joining us today. Allysa is one bad ass athlete so buckle up. Sponsor VENGA: Thanks to Venga CBD for sponsoring today's show. Venga is a premium CBD that will improve your athletic performance by helping reduce inflammation and anxiety. Venga CBD products are different than typical CBD products, they are made for endurance athletes here in Colorado with the highest quality PCR hemp. All their products are THC free, with the highest bioavailability of any CBD because it’s water-soluble CBD. Venga has a no-risk, 60-day, money-back guarantee. It's easy order online and delivered right to your door. My Thursday run with Aaron and Casey would not be fun without Venga CBD "pre" recovery balm. You can get Venga CBD by going to VengaCBD.com which is spelled V - e - n - g - a CBD.com. Get 30% off your first order with promo code - 303podcast. Subscribe and save 15% on future orders. In Today's Show Feature interview with Gold medalist Allysa Seely What New in the 303 with some discussion on the Lookout Tri and an article by Talitha Vogt on saddles and bike fit Endurance News (The Tour, a couple of PTO press releases and draft legal age group nationals rescheduled to April) Interview with Allysa Seely: Gold medalist triathlete at the Rio Paralympics Allysa Seely. Shortly after starting her collegiate triathlon career, Allysa was diagnosed with a congenital brain and spine condition threatened Allysa passion for triathlon. She made the decision to amputate her left leg and still fights through other physical challenges. Allysa is one bad ass athlete. New Sponsor - Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind you need as an active outdoor enthusiast. Buddy’s mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle. You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage. Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account. There's no commitment or charge to create one. Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day. Check it out! Endurance News: The Tour Chris Froome to come back next year on Team Israel Startup Nation 2021 Sepp Kuss of Jumbo-Visma taking charge in Stage 4 on the climb and crashing in Stage 5. Sepp Kuss win of Stage 5 of the Critérium du Dauphiné on Grand Fondo Guide Stage 5 of The Tour and Team Ineos putting the hammer down in 5 miles from the finish Stage 5 JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE losing yellow for a penalty for taking a bottle within 20K of the finish Adam Yates took Yellow in Stage 5 Standings after Stage 6 and Adam Yates still in Yellow An unexpected penalty Alaphilippe had received a 20 second penalty for taking a feed with under 20km to go in the race. As he broke the ‘unauthorized feeding’ regulation by taking a bidon from a Deceuninck-QuickStep soigneur with 17.1km to go, he was served a time penalty and his team received a fine. Although Alaphilippe held a four-second lead over Adam Yates of Mitchelton-Scott, because of the unauthorized feed Yates is the new race leader of the Tour de France. Jumbo-Visma’s Primož Roglič now sits second, three seconds behind Yates while Tadej Pogačar of UAE Team Emirates is in third, with seven seconds off the lead. Alaphilippe was bumped into 16th place—he is now 16 seconds behind Yates. PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETES ORGANISATION ANNOUNCES C$20,000 PRIZE PURSE FOR THE CANADIAN PRO TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP The Professional Triathletes Organisation today announced that it will provide a C$20,000 prize purse for the Canadian Pro Triathlon Championship on September 13th in Caledon, Ontario. With all triathlon racing in Canada cancelled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, Canadian PTO Professionals have joined together to create an event that will allow Canadian professional triathletes to engage in a non-drafting Olympic distance event and celebrate the resilience of the Canadian triathlon community. The event will be a non-drafting Olympic distance race and will see both long-distance and ITU Canadian professionals compete against each other. The swim will be a time trial done separately from the bike and run, then the athletes will start the bike/run in order of their swim finish according to how far back they were from the leader. In order to keep a Covid-safe environment, the entire Olympic distance bike and run will be enclosed in a subdivision that will allow for the select few spectators to see the fast-paced action. The event is expected to be broadcast so triathlon fans can experience the excitement. PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETES ORGANISATION AND CHALLENGE FAMILY ANNOUNCE ALLOCATION OF €40,000 PRIZE MONEY TO PROFESSIONALS AND AGE GROUPERS AT CANCELLED CHALLENGE DAVOS RACE CHALLENGEDAVOS was forced to be cancelled after the swim start when dangerous weather conditions moved in. The Professional Triathletes Organisation will be paying in full the €21,000 in professional prize money it had committed at CHALLENGEDAVOS, with the amount being shared equally among all professionals who attended the event. In the spirit of unity with age grouper colleagues in these difficult times, CHALLENGEFAMILY will be applying the €19,000 it had allocated to the professional prize purse to offer significantly reduced entry fees for next year’s race to all age grouper athletes who incurred the long hours of training and expenses to be alongside the professionals at the HALLENGEDAVOS 2020 start line. 2020 USA TRIATHLON AGE GROUP DRAFT-LEGAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RESCHEDULED TO APRIL 2021 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — USA Triathlon and Arizona State University today announced that the 2020 USA Triathlon Age Group Draft-Legal National Championships, initially scheduled to take place Nov. 14 in Tempe, Arizona, have been rescheduled to April 2021 — as a World Qualifier rather than a National Championship — due to ongoing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Age Group Draft-Legal Nationals were set to be held as part of ASU’s Sun Devil Draft-Legal Classic, in conjunction with the Women’s Collegiate Triathlon National Championships. Due to continued limits on mass gatherings in the Tempe and Phoenix areas, ASU and USA Triathlon today determined that the age group event can no longer take place in 2020. The 2020 Women’s Collegiate Triathlon season — includin What's New in the 303: Max sentence for driver and what that means—today on 30 Delimma on a flat tire and what I did Kona moving to Nice??? It’s a theory, lets start a rumor My ride with TriDoc and getting my ass handed to me @meganhottman Video of the Week: Video Feature: Paralympic gold medalist Allysa Seely Shares her Story Sasha Underwood bike packed the rugged Colorado Trail Solo and shares the 16 day "monumental" ride. Sasha took on the 550 mile Colorado Trail, climbing over 80,000 feet and spending 16 nights on her own in the woods. Known for her Ironman’s and Leadville 100 finishes, Sasha dug deep to overcome the challenges of overnighting alone, crashing a few times, getting lost once, and the normal chore of keeping hydrated and eating lots of calories. She discovered more about herself than she imagined. She called this trip “monumental” and what kept her going through the tough times were the people she was raising money for. The refugees. She gives tirelessly to this community and they gave back on this journey. Whenever she even thought of quitting, she thought of the refugees who had no choice but to continue their journey. They brought her through a couple of tough spots. She met incredible people, saw incredible places and returned home amazed at this feat and called it life changing. If you want to donate to the refugees, here is a link: https://ridingforrefugees.funraise.org Upcoming Interviews: Siri Lindley was the World Cup Series winner and Triathlete of the year in 2001 and 2002, she was inducted into the USA TRIATHLON Hall of Fame in 2016. She has coached athletes to Olympic Medals and to Ironman World Championship Titles. Amy Dixon Sister Madonna_Buder Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week. Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and @303triathlon and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment. We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!
Today's feature interview with 6 time Ironman World Champion, the first person ever inducted in the Ironman Hall of Fame, master triathlon coach coaching athletes for 40 years, we are of course talking about "The Man" Dave Scott. Sponsor VENGA: Thanks to Venga CBD for sponsoring today's show. Venga is a premium CBD that will improve your athletic performance by helping reduce inflammation and anxiety. Venga CBD products are different than typical CBD products, they are made for endurance athletes here in Colorado with the highest quality PCR hemp. All their products are THC free, with the highest bioavailability of any CBD because it’s water-soluble CBD. Venga has a no-risk, 60-day, money-back guarantee. It's easy order online and delivered right to your door. My Thursday run with Aaron and Casey would not be fun without Venga CBD "pre" recovery balm. You can get Venga CBD by going to VengaCBD.com which is spelled V - e - n - g - a CBD.com. Get 30% off your first order with promo code - 303podcast. Subscribe and save 15% on future orders. Interview with Dave Scott: Scott ran his first Ironman in 1980 and finished in 9:24:33, nearly 2 hours faster than the previous win, with ABC Wide World of Sports broadcasting the event from Kona for the first time. Scott's time and approach is widely considered to have changed the Ironman from a test of endurance to a race. Scott returned in 1982 and finished second. In 1983, Scott won in what was Mark Allen's first Ironman. In what would become a renowned rivalry, Scott would win three of the next four Ironmans over Allen. Scott has stated that he is most proud of his performance in 1994. Another second-place finish, Scott was 40 years old at the time so his race was considered to be a revolutionary feat. Two years later, Scott finished fifth overall. 2001 was his last foray into the Ironman. The 47-year-old Scott had back problems due to some last minute bike changes, which forced him out of the race. Ironwar In 1989, the rivalry between Scott and Allen reached a peak in what has alternately been called the "Ironwar" and "The Greatest Race Ever Run."[5] Scott has stated "I never focused my goals on Mark Allen or what I had to do in the swim or the bike compared to Mark Allen. Ultimately, the competition level sometimes dictated that. After many years of racing, in 1989, we had a very very close race. It seemed like we were bouncing off of one another. It was influenced by our competitive natures." Allen ultimately won with Scott placing second and both broke Scott’s course record. What we just learned about taking care of your heart and the damage that can be done with regular long hard workouts. Wow! I don't know how I got the coaching years wrong. It's on the Dave Scott website as over 40 years. Subscribed to Dave's Newsletter: Dave Scott, 6 time Ironman World Champion has a free newsletter that is available twice monthly. Dave covers a wide myriad of topics from: Health, aging, dietary concerns, training physiology, biomechanics of swim, bike and run plus more! He includes video and written content. Additionally, you can ask your questions directly to Dave. Please go to the his website and sign up for the next issue.” dave@davescottinc.com. Additionally, why not ask questions directly to Dave by going to https://davescottinc.com/. Sponsor - Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind you need as an active outdoor enthusiast. Buddy’s mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle. You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage. Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account. There's no commitment or charge to create one. Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day. Check it out! Endurance News: Mo Farah to participate in London Marathon as pacemaker If you need a pacemaker to help you pursue an Olympic qualifying time in the marathon, they couldn't come much better qualified than Britain's most celebrated track and field athlete, Mo Farah. That's the happy scenario for some of Britain's lesser lights who will have the 37-year-old leading them out around the streets of the capital in October's London Marathon. "The London Marathon has been so important to me since I was a schoolboy and when they asked me to do this I thought it would be great to help," British marathon record holder Farah, who finished third and fifth in 2018 and 2019 respectively, told the race's official website. "I am in good shape, I'll be in London that week, and it fits in with my training. I know just how special it is just to compete for your country at an Olympic Games, and it would be great to help other athletes achieve this." Moneyball At The Tour De France: How NTT Is Bringing Analytics To Pro Cycling NTT Pro Cycling does not have the financial might of the sport’s big guns, and over its four seasons on the UCI WorldTour, cycling’s elite-level competition, it has consistently finished towards the bottom end of the team rankings. Yet on Saturday in Nice, Africa’s first and only WorldTour team will be lining up for the 2020 Tour de France with a quiet sense of self-confidence. NTT has a card up the sleeve of its skin-tight, blue and black jersey. “With the information we have at our fingertips, we prepare better than anybody,” says Doug Ryder, NTT’s Team Manager. In collaboration with the Japanese tech giant that sponsors and lends its name to the team, Ryder and his colleagues have, over the past 18 months, developed an analytics-based methodology that has helped them recruit new riders, plan their season, and prepare meticulously for races. The new approach, they hope, will push South Africa-based NTT Pro Cycling to another level, both over the next three weeks in France and in the longer term. Cycling is already a stats-heavy sport, and there are pro teams that have used data in the recruitment process for several years, but Ryder says it is the way that NTT interprets and presents the available information that makes their method innovative. “We’ve always seen technology as an enabler,” Ryder states. “What NTT has done is take all of this information and create the most incredible dashboard which makes it easier for us to make better, more informed decisions. It’s like the Moneyball approach. We find the individuals that are overlooked in the system.” Cycling: Teams with two coronavirus cases in a week will be out of Tour, organisers say PARIS (Reuters) - Two positive coronavirus cases within a week for a Tour de France team will result in the outfit being kicked out of the event starting on Aug. 29, the race organisers said on Friday. “If a team has two positive cases or (members) with strong symptoms within a seven-day period, they will be out of the race,” Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) said in a statement to Reuters. Earlier, sports directors who will be on the event running until Sept. 20 confirmed a report by cycling website Velonews that the race would be over for teams who are found to have two infected members in their ranks. “The measure was announced to us at the Criterium du Dauphine,” one sports director, who declined to be named because he is not authorised to discuss the matter, told Reuters. What's New in the 303: Lookout Mountain Triathlon and the Historic Ties to Race Director, Paul Karlsson Paul Karlsson has had a huge impact on multisport in Colorado for years. Not only was he a founder of what became a very prestigious, national race, The Boulder Peak, he also has produced other races such as the Xterra Indian Peaks and the Lookout Triathlon. He has put on events all over the state including Evergreen and Aspen. Did you know that The Peak awarded Kona spots once upon a time? But Paul has impacted many lives through teaching Colorado history and now business classes at Arvada West High School. He coached the swim team at Columbine when the tragedy happened and had been signed up to do IRONMAN Lake Placid that year and because of the shooting, IRONMAN switched is entry to Kona to show support. He has coached swimming at various clubs in the Western metro area, including at Mt. Vernon Country Club, the host of the upcoming Lookout Triathlon. Last Call Triathlon Expands Slots On Tuesday night it was sold out and I put myself on the wait list. On Wednesday morning I received and email with an pleasant surprise "we capped our registrations and thought that was it for entries. This morning we spoke with the venue and rangers and were given the okay to add some additional slots. Woo-hoo! At the time of this email we have about 35 open slots. If the last 48 hours are any indication of how much folks wanna race this year, we fully expect these openings to be gone by Friday or Saturday (if not sooner). Buffalo Bicycle Classic moves to do-it-yourself ride format due to COVID-19 Originally scheduled for Sunday, September 13, BBC riders are invited to explore the event’s modified routes. The planning committee is encouraging small groups of 10 or fewer to ride with their Buffalo Bicycle Classic merchandise or bib during the period September 6 – 20. Riders will benefit from partnerships with stores, coffee shops, and restaurants along the routes. Last Call Triathlon Expands Slots On Tuesday night it was sold out and I put myself on the wait list. On Wednesday morning I received and email with an pleasant surprise "we capped our registrations and thought that was it for entries. This morning we spoke with the venue and rangers and were given the okay to add some additional slots. Woo-hoo! At the time of this email we have about 35 open slots. If the last 48 hours are any indication of how much folks wanna race this year, we fully expect these openings to be gone by Friday or Saturday (if not sooner). Video of the Week: 10 MINUTE DRY LAND SWIMMING (STRETCH CORD) Upcoming Interviews: Gold medalist triathlete at the Rio Paralympics Allysa Seely. Shortly after starting her collegiate triathlon career, Allysa was diagnosed with a congenital brain and spine condition threatened Allysa passion for triathlon. She made the decision to amputate her left leg and still fights through other physical challenges. Allysa is one bad ass athlete. Siri Lindley was the World Cup Series winner and Triathlete of the year in 2001 and 2002, she was inducted into the USA TRIATHLON Hall of Fame in 2016. She has coached athletes to Olympic Medals and to Ironman World Championship Titles. Karen Smyers (on the beach with a beer) advised you go to pro to up your game Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week. Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and @triathlon and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment. We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!
Today's feature interview with 6 time Ironman World Champion, the first person ever inducted in the Ironman Hall of Fame, master triathlon coach coaching athletes for 40 years, we are of course talking about "The Man" Dave Scott. Sponsor VENGA: Thanks to Venga CBD for sponsoring today's show. Venga is a premium CBD that will improve your athletic performance by helping reduce inflammation and anxiety. Venga CBD products are different than typical CBD products, they are made for endurance athletes here in Colorado with the highest quality PCR hemp. All their products are THC free, with the highest bioavailability of any CBD because it’s water-soluble CBD. Venga has a no-risk, 60-day, money-back guarantee. It's easy order online and delivered right to your door. My Thursday run with Aaron and Casey would not be fun without Venga CBD "pre" recovery balm. You can get Venga CBD by going to VengaCBD.com which is spelled V - e - n - g - a CBD.com. Get 30% off your first order with promo code - 303podcast. Subscribe and save 15% on future orders. Interview with Dave Scott: Scott ran his first Ironman in 1980 and finished in 9:24:33, nearly 2 hours faster than the previous win, with ABC Wide World of Sports broadcasting the event from Kona for the first time. Scott's time and approach is widely considered to have changed the Ironman from a test of endurance to a race. Scott returned in 1982 and finished second. In 1983, Scott won in what was Mark Allen's first Ironman. In what would become a renowned rivalry, Scott would win three of the next four Ironmans over Allen. Scott has stated that he is most proud of his performance in 1994. Another second-place finish, Scott was 40 years old at the time so his race was considered to be a revolutionary feat. Two years later, Scott finished fifth overall. 2001 was his last foray into the Ironman. The 47-year-old Scott had back problems due to some last minute bike changes, which forced him out of the race. Ironwar In 1989, the rivalry between Scott and Allen reached a peak in what has alternately been called the "Ironwar" and "The Greatest Race Ever Run."[5] Scott has stated "I never focused my goals on Mark Allen or what I had to do in the swim or the bike compared to Mark Allen. Ultimately, the competition level sometimes dictated that. After many years of racing, in 1989, we had a very very close race. It seemed like we were bouncing off of one another. It was influenced by our competitive natures." Allen ultimately won with Scott placing second and both broke Scott’s course record. What we just learned about taking care of your heart and the damage that can be done with regular long hard workouts. Wow! I don't know how I got the coaching years wrong. It's on the Dave Scott website as over 40 years. Subscribed to Dave's Newsletter: Dave Scott, 6 time Ironman World Champion has a free newsletter that is available twice monthly. Dave covers a wide myriad of topics from: Health, aging, dietary concerns, training physiology, biomechanics of swim, bike and run plus more! He includes video and written content. Additionally, you can ask your questions directly to Dave. Please go to the his website and sign up for the next issue.” dave@davescottinc.com. Additionally, why not ask questions directly to Dave by going to https://davescottinc.com/. Sponsor - Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind you need as an active outdoor enthusiast. Buddy’s mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle. You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage. Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account. There's no commitment or charge to create one. Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day. Check it out! Endurance News: Mo Farah to participate in London Marathon as pacemaker If you need a pacemaker to help you pursue an Olympic qualifying time in the marathon, they couldn't come much better qualified than Britain's most celebrated track and field athlete, Mo Farah. That's the happy scenario for some of Britain's lesser lights who will have the 37-year-old leading them out around the streets of the capital in October's London Marathon. "The London Marathon has been so important to me since I was a schoolboy and when they asked me to do this I thought it would be great to help," British marathon record holder Farah, who finished third and fifth in 2018 and 2019 respectively, told the race's official website. "I am in good shape, I'll be in London that week, and it fits in with my training. I know just how special it is just to compete for your country at an Olympic Games, and it would be great to help other athletes achieve this." Moneyball At The Tour De France: How NTT Is Bringing Analytics To Pro Cycling NTT Pro Cycling does not have the financial might of the sport’s big guns, and over its four seasons on the UCI WorldTour, cycling’s elite-level competition, it has consistently finished towards the bottom end of the team rankings. Yet on Saturday in Nice, Africa’s first and only WorldTour team will be lining up for the 2020 Tour de France with a quiet sense of self-confidence. NTT has a card up the sleeve of its skin-tight, blue and black jersey. “With the information we have at our fingertips, we prepare better than anybody,” says Doug Ryder, NTT’s Team Manager. In collaboration with the Japanese tech giant that sponsors and lends its name to the team, Ryder and his colleagues have, over the past 18 months, developed an analytics-based methodology that has helped them recruit new riders, plan their season, and prepare meticulously for races. The new approach, they hope, will push South Africa-based NTT Pro Cycling to another level, both over the next three weeks in France and in the longer term. Cycling is already a stats-heavy sport, and there are pro teams that have used data in the recruitment process for several years, but Ryder says it is the way that NTT interprets and presents the available information that makes their method innovative. “We’ve always seen technology as an enabler,” Ryder states. “What NTT has done is take all of this information and create the most incredible dashboard which makes it easier for us to make better, more informed decisions. It’s like the Moneyball approach. We find the individuals that are overlooked in the system.” Cycling: Teams with two coronavirus cases in a week will be out of Tour, organisers say PARIS (Reuters) - Two positive coronavirus cases within a week for a Tour de France team will result in the outfit being kicked out of the event starting on Aug. 29, the race organisers said on Friday. “If a team has two positive cases or (members) with strong symptoms within a seven-day period, they will be out of the race,” Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) said in a statement to Reuters. Earlier, sports directors who will be on the event running until Sept. 20 confirmed a report by cycling website Velonews that the race would be over for teams who are found to have two infected members in their ranks. “The measure was announced to us at the Criterium du Dauphine,” one sports director, who declined to be named because he is not authorised to discuss the matter, told Reuters. What's New in the 303: Lookout Mountain Triathlon and the Historic Ties to Race Director, Paul Karlsson Paul Karlsson has had a huge impact on multisport in Colorado for years. Not only was he a founder of what became a very prestigious, national race, The Boulder Peak, he also has produced other races such as the Xterra Indian Peaks and the Lookout Triathlon. He has put on events all over the state including Evergreen and Aspen. Did you know that The Peak awarded Kona spots once upon a time? But Paul has impacted many lives through teaching Colorado history and now business classes at Arvada West High School. He coached the swim team at Columbine when the tragedy happened and had been signed up to do IRONMAN Lake Placid that year and because of the shooting, IRONMAN switched is entry to Kona to show support. He has coached swimming at various clubs in the Western metro area, including at Mt. Vernon Country Club, the host of the upcoming Lookout Triathlon. Last Call Triathlon Expands Slots On Tuesday night it was sold out and I put myself on the wait list. On Wednesday morning I received and email with an pleasant surprise "we capped our registrations and thought that was it for entries. This morning we spoke with the venue and rangers and were given the okay to add some additional slots. Woo-hoo! At the time of this email we have about 35 open slots. If the last 48 hours are any indication of how much folks wanna race this year, we fully expect these openings to be gone by Friday or Saturday (if not sooner). Buffalo Bicycle Classic moves to do-it-yourself ride format due to COVID-19 Originally scheduled for Sunday, September 13, BBC riders are invited to explore the event’s modified routes. The planning committee is encouraging small groups of 10 or fewer to ride with their Buffalo Bicycle Classic merchandise or bib during the period September 6 – 20. Riders will benefit from partnerships with stores, coffee shops, and restaurants along the routes. Last Call Triathlon Expands Slots On Tuesday night it was sold out and I put myself on the wait list. On Wednesday morning I received and email with an pleasant surprise "we capped our registrations and thought that was it for entries. This morning we spoke with the venue and rangers and were given the okay to add some additional slots. Woo-hoo! At the time of this email we have about 35 open slots. If the last 48 hours are any indication of how much folks wanna race this year, we fully expect these openings to be gone by Friday or Saturday (if not sooner). Video of the Week: 10 MINUTE DRY LAND SWIMMING (STRETCH CORD) Upcoming Interviews: Gold medalist triathlete at the Rio Paralympics Allysa Seely. Shortly after starting her collegiate triathlon career, Allysa was diagnosed with a congenital brain and spine condition threatened Allysa passion for triathlon. She made the decision to amputate her left leg and still fights through other physical challenges. Allysa is one bad ass athlete. Siri Lindley was the World Cup Series winner and Triathlete of the year in 2001 and 2002, she was inducted into the USA TRIATHLON Hall of Fame in 2016. She has coached athletes to Olympic Medals and to Ironman World Championship Titles. Karen Smyers (on the beach with a beer) advised you go to pro to up your game Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week. Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and @triathlon and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment. We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!
We catch-up with US Paralympian Allysa Seely as she is headed out for a socially-distant camping trip. She explains her disability, and then we discuss intentional misrepresentation and the ways it impacts her career in Paratriathlon and the entire Paralympic movement. We also get insight into the ESPN Body Issue. Follow Allysa (and service dog Mowgli) on Instagram (@triallysa) and Facebook (@allysaseely)
We catch-up with US Paralympian Allysa Seely as she is headed out for a socially-distant camping trip. She explains her disability, and then we discuss intentional misrepresentation and the ways it impacts her career in Paratriathlon and the entire Paralympic movement. We also get insight into the ESPN Body Issue. Follow Allysa (and service dog Mowgli) on Instagram (@triallysa) and Facebook (@allysaseely)
On today’s episode of Period Story podcast, I’m pleased to share the wonderful and very expansive conversation I had with Allysa Rochelle, the Vulnerability Queen and founder of TING. We talked about trauma and its effect on menstrual health, the vulnerability spectrum, why Black women need to embrace softness and of course, Rochelle shared the story of her first period.Rochelle says that after she got her first period, she kept it secret for 4 months. Eventually, pain become a big part of her period life and she learnt to just get on with it, which she says was part of the negative programming she had around her period quite early on.Listen to hear about the pivotal moment where Rochelle changed her perspective on the pain she was experiencing and the role trauma played in this.Rochelle talks about a light bulb moment when she realised that she had been ignoring her needs because she had always been in service to other people. She says that she had to get really still and ask herself: ‘what do you need? what are your needs?’We had a fascinating discussion about the stereotype of the strong Black woman and how important it is for Black women to embrace softness too and let themselves be vulnerable. Finally, we talked about Rochelle’s self-styled title, ‘The Vulnerability Queen’ and how important it is to lean into vulnerability in a very intentional way.Rochelle says that we need to hold space for ourselves and never ignore what we’re feeling. I completely agree!Get in touch Tweet and IG: @periodstorypodEmail periodstorypod@gmail.comShow notes and transcripts can be found at http://www.periodstorypod.comGet in touch with Rochelle:Website: https://tingonline.uk and https://www.allysarochelle.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysarochelleFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/AllysaRochelle/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, Alyssa and Haley talk to 2016 Paralympic gold and silver medalists, Allysa Seely and Hailey Danz. They talk about how they have been handling the uncertainty around the (now) 2021 Games, how the Coronavirus has affected them, and what they have been up to in the meantime. Allysa and Hailey discuss what it's like training together and racing against each other and what it felt like to win medals at the first para-triathlon in the Paralympic games. They discuss the recent name change and funding changes to the US Olympic and Paralympic committee and how these changes are great steps towards equality for Paralympians. Haley recaps her Ironman Virtual race last weekend, Alyssa hunkers down in the Adirondacks, and our hosts answer a mailbag question about running with music during an Ultra race.
Books That Move Me is an offering up of spiritual and mindful conversation around the books that have changed us and shifted us. At the end of the episode on Tuesdays, I ask people what books have moved them. Here is the definitive space for these conversations.This month I speak to Allysa Rochelle, as we re-visit All About Love by bell hooks.I am a big believer in synergy, and I am so happy to be bringing this back. So, each month on or around the last Sunday, the same day as the newsletter, I will be holding space with someone I truly admire and have come into grace with to speak about a book of note, relevance and time. For this month, the book we are going to discuss as a way of getting you used to these episodes of the book club - is All About Love by bell hooks, with a mention and conversation about A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson.Enjoy.Reading list: goodreads.com/review/list/36960176-alex-reads?shelf=timetotalkbooksAll About Love: https://amzn.to/2XIEns4A Return To Love: https://amzn.to/2yN1fxWLove, Alex
In our first episode Rev. Allysa De Wolf and Rev. Andrew Conley-Holcom introduce you to our new podcast and tell you a little bit about who we are. Allysa comes from a Pentecostal background and Andrew used to be a "evangelical atheist" but both are now pastors in the United Church Christ. Learn more about their backgrounds and discover the meaning behind "Coffee Hour Chat".
1 Nevin Ranck. 2 Eileen and Allysa (instrumental). 3 Floyd and Millie Ranck. 4 Janet Loeser. 5 Carol Suggs.
June 14, 2019 - Allysa Neff Miller, Manitowoc County DNR Warden
April 12, 2019 - Allysa Neff Miller, DNR Warden
In this episode, we talk with Allysa and Joe Graves from Central City Church in Grandview Heights (OH). "Because in the process of networking, and trying to meet people who want to be a part of what you're doing, the majority of people you meet, in any business probably, don't want anything to do with it, right? And so you can't let that negativity drag you down, because that can be really discouraging. But then on the other hand, you have to keep going and finding those people who are interested and invest in there." "There is a lot of pressure to succeed. And there's not really a lot of room in our culture for failure, at whatever scale. And so when we feel like we're failing, there's not really room for that. And so we have to keep reminding ourselves that we're still new at this. And we're still trying to figure out what this looks like, in this neighborhood. And with these people." http://www.centralcity.co (www.centralcity.co) Thank you for downloading, listening and subscribing to Business Inspires, a TriVillage Chamber Partnership podcast, presented by The Village of Marble Cliff. With more than 60 years as an integral part of the Grandview, Upper Arlington and Marble Cliff communities, the TriVillage Chamber Partnership is dedicated to a singular purpose - the success of the business community. To schedule a guest appearance, or find out more about sponsoring Business Inspires, send an email to stephanie@chamberpartnership.org Please take a moment to rate and review our podcast in Apple Podcasts. That helps us spread the word about Business Inspires! Here's how - http://pleasereviewmypodcast.com/businessinspires (http://pleasereviewmypodcast.com/businessinspires)http://chamberpartnership.org/ (http://chamberpartnership.org/)
VFTB Political Plunge Part 4 hosted by RJ and special co hosts Allysa and Javahn Walker. Listen in as we interview special guest Charlie Kratovil as he runs to be the next New Brunswick Mayor against incumbent James Cahill.
For the final episode of season 2 of Vulnerable Podcast, I wanted to share an interview I did with Selina from Project Love earlier this year. I spoke about the sexual abuse I experienced, living in a cult as a child, being in a coma at 19 and all of the spiritual lessons I've gained on the way. Selina gave me the opportunity to tell my own story in its entirety for the first time in my life and it was such a simultaneously scary and liberating experience at the same time. Thank you so much Selina for creating the safe space for me to tell my story. x Link in Bio
VFTB Political Plunge Part 3 hosted by RJ and special co hosts Allysa and Javahn Walker. Listen in as we interview special guest Madelyn Hoffman as she runs for U.S. Senate as the Green Party Nominee in New Jersey against incumbent Bob Menendez.
In this episode, we explore the aftermath of sexual assault and how that affects us with not only other sexual encounters but the body issues we take on. Today we have a guest, Rochelle who has been working with young people since the age of 17 when she co-founded a street dance company. After completing a degree in youth work and community, she spent time gaining experience with local councils, community centres and social enterprises in Birmingham. Rochelle currently lives in London and works at ELAM (East London Arts & Music) while also developing her career as a podcaster. She currently produces and hosts Vulnerable Podcast which supports people to explore their vulnerabilities as strengths and not weaknesses. Get comfortable and grab yourself a cuppa, this is a real intense convo from the jump. If you have experienced sexual assault or dealing with any trauma please talk to someone. You can reach out to Rochelle and I through our socials. @ashleighjadeeee @allysarochelle Our stories will be told! #TimesUp
This week's episode on the blog is a bit of a different one and a special one. I was joined by Allysa Rochelle, founder and host of the brilliant [Vulnerable Podcast](https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/vulnerable-podcast/id1244426082?mt=2) to talk about vulnerability and demonstrate it in action… I am such a huge fan of Rochelle's and of the powerful work she is doing with her podcast (and beyond). I have been so inspired and learnt so much from her and her guests from their deep dives into all sorts of topics from white supremacy, to hyper-masculinity to sex after trauma - conversations that all require serious vulnerability and openness. So I reached out to Rochelle a few months ago asking if she'd come on the _Project Love podcast_ to talk about vulnerability and why she started the _Vulnerable Podcast_. We met up and talked and she shared a little bit about her personal story and we arrived at the idea that she tell her story for the first time publically on the Project Love podcast, embracing and demonstrating vulnerability in action. And so that is what we did. As such it is quite a long podcast but I didn’t want to cut it down - I wanted Rochelle to be able to tell her story uncut. The most courageous thing any of us can do. So thank you for joining us to create the space for Rochelle’s story to be heard. And thank YOU Rochelle for having the courage and love to share it. x Selina Listen to Rochelle and her Vulnerable Podcast on [iTunes](https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/vulnerable-podcast/id1244426082?mt=2), [Soundcloud](https://soundcloud.com/projectlove/if-you-think-finding-love-is-mostly-down-to-fate-then-think-again#t=0:00) and follow her on Instagram @Vulnerablepodcast and @alyssarochelle
Allysa Seely won gold in paratriathlon at the 2016 Paralympic games. In Rio de Janeiro. The American is also a two-time World Champion. Allysa is our guest on this edition of the Best in the World with Richard Parr. On the podcast, the Arizona native talks about having her left leg amputated and who helped her most on her way to World and Paralympic success. Allysa breaks down a typical day in her life and explains the difference between motivation and discipline. The triathlete also reminisces about winning the Turkey trot! You can learn more about Allysa at allysaseely.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dr. Al talks with Allysa Seely about the process from losing part of her leg to Olympic Gold. Dr. Al contact info: Facebook Instagram Dr-Al.net Allysa Seely contact info: Facebook Instagram
We’ve done it, we have come to the end of 2017 and it has been a year of learning and blessings upon blessings. From inception to this point it has been nothing but fun, healing, and growth, and so in this episode, I listen back to a couple of my favourite episodes and reflect on all things that I have taken from the season and share a few exciting things we have planned for next year. Thank you to all of the guests and support that have helped me pull this together this year. Daryl, Yuma Senpai, Alfie Jefferies, Guests and friends - Sara, Trina, Keisha, Earth, Cleo Forstater, Moses Sangobiyi, Candice Brathwaite, Lucy Sheridan, Amber (Moonchild Indigo), Shadez the Misfit, Iggy Ldn, and Tony Supreme, Deanna, Emma Sexton, and the wonderful Sade (I couldn't have done half of this without you!!!) Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram at @vulnerablepodcast twitter @vulnerable_pod We're also on Apple Podcasts, Acast, Stitcher, and Soundcloud!!! Happy New Year
You Asked, We Answered! Transcript of the podcast Hello my name is Allysa and I am a student at Penn State Brandywine. Today I will be answering the question “What are the mental impacts of weather and climate disaster?”. First off, weather and climate disasters are like natural disasters. They are major adverse events resulting from a natural process of the earth and can include floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, and natural processes of the earth. We hear about natural disasters often on the news or weather channels where they try to predict when a storm or something of the sort is coming our way and warn us, the people, to evacuate if they feel it’s going to really bad. Some natural disasters that made big news include The tsunami in Thailand in 2004 and hurricane Katrina that hit New Orleans hard in 2005. Natural disasters are something we can’t control but that can come quickly and shake our lives forever. People who are involved have most likely seen, experienced, and lost things that are unimaginable to us. First, people can experience shock immediately after. This reaction can be a combination of shock and denial. [1] This can last for a bit of time, maybe days or weeks. After that people usually have feelings of insecurity. Home is supposed to be a safe place and when that’s taken from you, it is hard to feel secure again. Some things that come from this feeling of insecurity are nightmares, anxiety, or extreme preparation in fear for the next storm. [2] With this anxiety and stress, posttraumatic stress disorder or PTSD can follow. PTSD is a mental health condition that’s triggered by a terrifying event. The symptoms include flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety. [3] Other long-term issues that can come from these events are depression, issues with eating and obsessive compulsive disorder also known as OCD. Those whose homes were affected are not the only ones subject to these possible aftermath symptoms. It has been reported that many people who help clean up on scene or first responders experience many of these psychological symptoms as well. [4] A lot of first responders say that they can be haunted from the wounded people they saw and saved as well as all of those that they were unable to save. [5] Even though they were not there for the actual event, they’re the ones that come in right after it and can see some of the worst of it. So, we know how natural disasters can affect people, their homes, communities, and families. However it can also affect their relationships with people. Many of those who are victims of an event like this suffer with relationships at school, work, friendships, marriage, or struggle as a parent. [2] With this usually comes distrust, irritability, conflict, withdrawal, isolation, feelings of rejection or abandonment, judgment, or being over controlling. [6] Although all of these things mentioned are normal reactions to extreme stress like a natural disaster, there are times when those who are affected may need to seek help if certain symptoms do not go away. As we mentioned before, shock and disbelief are normal. People may have a hard time accepting the reality of what happened. There are ways to help reduce these feelings like staying away from media exposure and avoiding distressing images. [4] Watching these things can bring memories back that you’re trying to avoid. Another suggestion is to accept your feelings by mourning the losses and not forcing the healing process. [2] It may take a long time but by accepting your emotions it is easier to move on and reconnect with uncomfortable emotions with little or no stress and anxiety. It is also encouraged for people to reach out to others because, like I mentioned, it is easy to withdrawal from people after an event like this. If people surround themselves around others, especially those who have experienced the same event, you can work together to get through the problem and the results can be extremely positive. In fact, victims of Hurricane Katrina reported that the sense of community that was found in the aftermath of the hurricane was unbelievable. [7] They said it restored their faith and lifted their spirits having everyone work together to rebuild their homes and lives. Shifting gears here, I wanted to talk a little more about climate change and how it affects people. Something that has been talked about more often now than ever is seasonal depression or seasonal affective disorder also known as SAD. Seasonal affective disorder is a mood disorder that affects an individual at the same time every year. For most, it occurs around September or October then the weather gets cooler and lasts until April or May. Between 60% and 90% of those who have this disorder, are women. Woman ages 15 to 55 are the most likely to develop seasonal depression. Interestingly enough, although people think that this disorder is based off of the temperature of the seasons, it really has to do with the sunlight, or lac there of. A new idea of light therapy has become popular in treating this disorder and has shown between a 50 and 80 percent chance of remission. [8] In conclusion, natural disasters have both short term and long term affects on people. They do affect everyone differently depending on how they handle stress and the person’s role they played in the event. There are warning signs to look for in victims of natural disasters. If you or someone you know has been through a traumatic event like this, and you think they need further help, there are many support groups around as well as counseling available. So that’s it for the question “what are the mental impacts of weather and climate disaster”. I hope you enjoyed and thanks for listening. (This audio file was recorded by Alyssa Nuernberg, undergraduate student, Penn State Brandywine, on November 9, 2016. References available in the attached transcript.) https://www.paesta.psu.edu/podcast/what-are-mental-impacts-weather-and-climate-disasters-paesta-podcast-series-episode-40
Moving can be stressful. Moving with kids adds new levels of complications - time challenges, packing and unpacking, creating emotional stability and supporting changes in what's familiar and routine. Today we talk about the logistics, being organized, the obstacles to being organized, and deciding what matters most when you move your family from house to house or city to city. Listen to two experienced moms with positive insight into moving and a shout out from Brian Vondruska from theKIndofParentYouAre.com. at the table with Briana and Allysa...
We know first days of school cause stress for children, well so do the first days of Mommy & Me and Mom & Baby classes. it's a judgy, pressure world out there so let's be there to create nurturing, supportive, accepting, kind places for moms and babies...every day...everywhere! We are all in this together and everyone is trying to be an awesome mom. Let's let them know they already are! At the table with Allysa, Mel and Stephanie
My friend came to my apartment and let me ask her questions about cutting herself. It turns out, the problems went way deeper than the cuts did. She spent multiple stints in rehab facilities to try and overcome her problems with self abuse. See, cutting was just the beginning. She also had to deal with anorexia. It's a complex web.
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