Podcast appearances and mentions of Amanda Davis

Giovanna Scocchera"Fammi un indovinello"Tillie OlsenMarietti1820 Editorewww.mariettieditore.itPubblicati per la prima volta nel 1961, i racconti contenuti in Fammi un indovinello sono diventati un classico della letteratura nordamericana del Novecento. Un'opera snella ma potente, che per la prima volta esplorava temi vicini alle donne della working class, problemi comuni fin lì mai detti o rimasti inascoltati: la maternità delle madri single, il legame madre-figlia, il rapporto coniugale della vecchiaia, dentro un mondo narrativo che coglie senza indulgenza tutta la desolazione della realtà contemporanea, l'oppressione, la miseria, ma anche la forza positiva del ricordo, della ricerca del sé e della sua realizzazione. Con una scrittura sferzante e pungente, Tillie Olsen tratteggia con implacabile compassione e profonda pietà le storie di uomini e donne, vecchi e bambini, bianchi e neri colti nelle vicissitudini dell'esistenza. Sono storie di solitudine, pregiudizi, violenza, frustrazioni, ma anche amicizia, cura e solidarietà, scritte in una prosa densa, viva, e che spezza il cuore.Tillie Lerner Olsen (1912-2007) è figlia di ebrei russi di militanza socialista, immigrati negli Stati Uniti agli inizi del Novecento. A vent'anni, già membro della Lega dei giovani comunisti, ha la prima figlia, che chiama Karla in onore di Karl Marx, da un uomo che l'abbandona subito dopo. È costretta, quindi, a lavorare senza sosta per il sostentamento della famiglia. Fa la cameriera, la lavandaia, l'operaia, la saldatrice. Partecipa al nascente movimento sindacale nella San Francisco degli anni Trenta, dove incontra il suo futuro marito, Jack Olsen, con cui ha altre tre figlie. Sono gli anni di un intenso attivismo che le costa, nel periodo maccartista, due arresti e la sorveglianza da parte dell'FBI. Solo nel 1955 grazie a una borsa di studio a Stanford, e con le figlie ormai cresciute, può dedicarsi alla scrittura, che aveva amato da sempre ma frequentato in modo solo frammentario. Nel 1961 esce Tell Me a Riddle che la consacra al successo. Nel 1974 pubblica Yonnondio, un romanzo cominciato quarant'anni prima, e nel 1978, infine, la raccolta di saggi Silences, in cui indaga la letteratura delle donne e della classe operaia. Con una produzione attenta ai temi del lavoro, della condizione femminile e della militanza politico-sociale, Tillie Olsen diventa una voce libera, potente e pluripremiata della letteratura nordamericana del XX secolo.Giovanna Scocchera vive ad Ancona e traduce narrativa dall'inglese da oltre vent'anni (Chuck Kinder, Mavis Gallant, Richard Mason, Amanda Davis, Janet Frame, Tillie Olsen, Richard Matheson fra gli altri). Al lavoro di traduzione e revisione affianca la conduzione di seminari e laboratori in entrambi gli ambiti. Nel 2018 ha vinto il Premio Nini Agosti Castellani per la sua traduzione di Lo sport dei re di C. E. Morgan (Einaudi).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

In today's episode, we interview Top Realtor and Kansas City-grown HTBAHC Teacher, Amanda Davis, on 3 things you can do to increase the value of your home. Make the most of your investment and listen to this episode.Featuring your host Jessica Randolph, President of The How To Buy A House Class™, a women-owned business providing free home-buying classes for all.Learn more and sign up for an-in person class in your city at https://www.howtobuyahouseclass.com/. Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/thehowtobuyahouseclass/.#1 Home Buying Class in the US | Accessible Home-Buying Education

Have you ever heard of someone trying to build a building without blueprints? To enter a period where we feel God is calling us to thrive, clarity is essential. We are in a difficult position. We have to acknowledge it. We have to sit with the burden. But we also sit with the burden of hope. Nehemiah 1:1-11, 2:1-8 fmhouston.com

Blaise brings back a blast from the past! During National Disability Pride Month in July he spoke with Amanda Davis, a blind attorney with the Independent Consumer Advocacy Network. What did you think? Share your thoughts on Facebook @blaisinshows. Make sure to rate, review, subscribe, and support the show at blaisinshows.com. Support Blaisin' Access Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/blaisin-access-podcast Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/blaisin-access-podcast/71f97f74-3d45-419c-b170-c44333b6c148Read transcript

Did you hear the preview of this chat a few hours ago? Check out Blaise's full conversation with attorney Amanda Davis. Share your thoughts, subscribe, rate/review, and support the show at blaisinshows.com. Support Blaisin' Access Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/blaisin-access-podcast Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/blaisin-access-podcast/bc36cb52-7f3a-490a-afcc-3fe6bbbd079cRead transcript

AdaptabilityIn this episode of Reclaiming Your Hue, we dive deep into the peaks and valleys of motherhood and entrepreneurship with our special guest, Amanda Davis and discuss key themes around adaptability.Amanda shares her journey of being a Mompreneur, sharing some incredibly vulnerable moments she experienced of which are unveiled whole heartedly in her story.  From moments of success to overcoming adversity through divorce/relocation and her story of resilience through multiple transitions, this conversation is packed with valuable insights and inspiration for current & aspiring Mompreneurs.Amanda's perspective on ALWAYS being one step ahead (whether it's with your kids or setting goals to ensure your business operates at its peak capacity) is captivating. She's truly in a cutting-edge journey right now!Key Topics Covered:- Amanda's Personal & Entrepreneural journey- Major successes and breakthrough moments in her entrepreneurial journey- Challenges and setbacks faced, and strategies for resilience- Balancing the dual roles of Mother and entrepreneur- Practical tips for aspiring mompreneurs- Current projects and future aspirationsConnect with Amanda:IG: @themassagemogulBook Here - Agility Massage and BodyworkResources Referenced:The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of TraumaContact the Host, Kelly Kirk: Email: info.ryh7@gmail.com Get Connected/Follow: IG: @reclaimingyourhue_ryh & @thekelly.tanke.kirk Facebook: Reclaiming Your Hue Facebook Page YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@RYHReclaimingYourHue Credits: Editor: Joseph Kirk Music: Kristofer Tanke Thanks for listening & cheers to Reclaiming Your Hue!

God has called us to be about the work. He gives us the seeds and sends us to go sow them. Our instincts are to look for the trees that are already grown and rest underneath them. But God calls us out of that rest, to take the seeds from those trees and spread them further out. We may not be ever see the fully grown tree, but that is okay. We are called to sow. We disagree sometimes. We find ourselves divided. But God has called us all to be about the work. So we must remember: we're on the same team. So our call is to get together to do the work - and do it together. 1 Corinthians 3:5-23 fmhouston.com

This week, hosts Paul and Gill are excited to explore a thrilling topic perfect for anyone dreaming of the ultimate American road trip: Fly-Drives in the USA. Joining us is a special guest, Amanda Davis, Senior Manager for Global Trade Development at Brand USA. Amanda will be sharing her expert insights on the best fly-drive adventures across America. Whether you're planning your next big holiday or simply daydreaming about a cross-country journey, this episode will provide everything you need to know. From iconic routes to hidden gems, tips on choosing the right car, and how to plan the perfect itinerary, this episode has it all. So buckle up and get ready for an adventure! Podcast Highlights What makes a fly-drive in the US so special? Top fly-drive routes, from famous highways to lesser-known gems. How to plan your trip, from car choices to budgeting and booking attractions. Personal stories from Amanda's own fly-drive experience across the States. Listen now to fuel your American road trip dreams! Check out the Fly-Drive Suggestions on the Brand USA website. https://traveltrade.visittheusa.co.uk/USAItineraries

In this important episode of Sanity Lounge, we sit down with Amanda Davis, a seasoned nurse and leader who has dedicated her career to making a difference in behavioral health. Amanda shares her journey from a nursing career to becoming a leader in the field, and how she transitioned into starting her own coaching business, The Path to Happy. We dive deep into the critical topic of suicide prevention, discussing available resources and how to seek help when it's needed most. Amanda offers valuable insights from her extensive experience, providing guidance on how to navigate these difficult conversations and where to find support. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out. Help is available. Visit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) at https://www.afsp.org or call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 for immediate assistance. Amanda Davis's Website: https://www.thepathtohappy.com #SuicidePrevention #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth #Coaching #Baltimore #AFSP #988Lifeline #NurseLeadership #ThePathToHappy #SanityLoungePodcast

When we study the Holy Spirit, we often we try to narrow it down and make it so simple, that we miss out on the best parts. But the truth is so much more robust than we can imagine. The Holy Spirit shows us that our God is not a distant God. He advocates for us. And even in the darkest hours, where we feel isolated and alone, the Holy Spirit is with us. John 14:15-20, 25-26; 15:26-27; 16:7-15 fmhouston.com

As we recover from the damage of the Hurricane, Amanda explains that while we know what it means NOT to have power, the same power that raised Jesus from the grave is the power that's in us. When we find yourself in challenges, we need to think, “…but, God.” God is big enough, powerful enough, for anything we encounter. What does it look like when we're a slave to fear, a slave to our addictions? It means we cannot be who God intended us to be. …but, God. Ephesians 1:17-23, 2:4-7 fmhouston.com

Happy 34th Birthday to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)! Today Blaise talks with Amanda Davis, an attorney with the Independent Consumer Advocacy Network which helps disabled people get the home care they are entitled to. What stood out to you from their conversation? Let Blaise know, subscribe, and get in touch on Facebook/X @blaisinshows.Read transcript

Today, Amanda asks us “how do we let the Creed change us?” Today's section talks about the risen Christ, and how having a risen Messiah changed everything for a people who had waited hundreds of years. Have you ever tried to change a tradition? It can be harder than you think. 1 Corinthians 15:1-8 fmhouston.com

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When we meet the disciples in today's story, they are still in the thickness of grief - and they remind Amanda a bit of toddlers being picked up after being preschool. But the Jesus who comes to them is simply WITH them, in their fear and their disbelief. Luke 24:36-48 fmhouston.com

In high school, Amanda went on her first Emmaus experience, and something stuck with her. “Do not anticipate, just participate,” they told her. The phrase has stuck with her. We have a mission statement. It's time to take action. The biggest threat to our city not changing is us believing our city can't change. Matthew 25:31-40 fmhouston.com

Join us for our first BONUS episode as we highlight a UWAC changemaker, Amanda Davis, Chief Development Officer, to discuss fundraising and the work we have been able to do here in Allen County.Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Amazon Music to be notified when new episodes are released!Our next episode airs Monday, January 8th! Tune in as we highlight changemaker Garry Pook, Finance Director of Associated Churches, to learn more about food security here in our community.Donate today to help make a difference: www.unitedwayallencounty.org/giveStay connected with us on social media and visit our website to learn more about what we do here in Allen County.

Join us as we highlight changemaker Kelly Lundberg with the City of Fort Wayne to discuss cold weather resources for individuals here in Allen County. Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Amazon Music to be notified when new episodes are released!Our FIRST bonus episode airs Wednesday, December 20th! Tune in as we highlight United Way's own changemaker, Amanda Davis, Chief Development Officer, to learn more about fundraising and what we do here at United Way of Allen County.Donate today to help make a difference: www.unitedwayallencounty.org/giveStay connected with us on social media and visit our website to learn more about what we do here in Allen County.

Amanda tells about a wedding that she went to recently that turned into quite a party. The photo she's talking about you can see on the link below. On Communion Sunday, she offers a simple invitation: come to this ordinary table to offer your ordinary things, and watch God do something extraordinary. Aiden photo: https://shorturl.at/oISZ6 John 2:1-11 fmhouston.com

Amanda looks at a passage from Romans to consider how we are perhaps not yet living in the fullness of Christ. She remembers a girl hassling her young daughter that made her go into Mama Bear mode - but the story ended up being something other than what she expected. How do we live with hope among all the groaning? It's not just us. It is all of creation groaning under the weight of this brokenness. Romans 8:18-28 fmhouston.com

Are you seeking comfort, insight, and empowerment from someone who's been in your shoes? You've come to the right place. Join me as I sit down with the incredibly resilient Amanda Davis, a woman who's navigated the turbulent waters of divorce not once, but twice. She opens up about her experiences, the lessons she's learned, and the wisdom she's gathered along the way, making this a must-listen for anyone going through a similar journey.Love, betrayal, divorce - these are heavy words that carry a lot of pain and heartache. Amanda shares intimate details about her journey, from the shock of being blindsided by an affair, to the struggle of learning self-care, and the importance of trusting your intuition. There's a raw honesty in her story that's both comforting and empowering. It's a reminder that it's okay to hurt, it's okay to heal, and it's more than okay to step into your power and define the narrative for yourself. But, it's not all about the struggle. In the final segment, Amanda shares a treasure trove of tips for life after divorce. They may seem simple - like drinking more water or taking morning walks - but they can be life-altering in their impact. Amanda's conversation is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. No matter how bleak the situation may seem, you're not alone in your journey. Tune in for an episode filled with compassion, understanding, and the shared wisdom of women who've come out the other side stronger and more empowered.To schedule your complimentary consult with Karin click here.Make sure to follow and rate the podcast on your favorite podcasting app.For more information and full show notes go to:https://www.karinnelsoncoaching.com/post/amanda-davis

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When Paul first began preaching in the streets, it was clear immediately that something incredible was happening. People's lives were being transformed. When the Holy Spirit is doing something, he calls for us to jump in and become a part of it. We can't ask people to join something unless we're already in it ourselves. Are we willing to go? Are we willing to go deeper? Are we willing to go all in? Acts 9:19-31 fmhouston.com

Amanda tells the story of Saul being blinded, healed, and transformed to become Paul, a faithful disciple of Christ. She compares it to the Choose Your Own Adventure books she grew up with - except that in the Book of Acts, we learn that anything is possible. In the same way that God called Paul on the road to Damascus, He calls us to lift our eyes and see the world the way He sees it. Where is God trying to turn things upside down? Acts 9:1-19 fmhouston.com

When the Israelites entered the Promised Land, Joshua asked them if they were really going to be devoted to God - and he wanted a real answer. You might have seen today's Scripture on a plaque at Hobby Lobby. But you might not understand what it was Joshua was really asking. Joshua 24 fmhouston.com

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This Sunday, we landed on one of Amanda's favorite preschool stories to teach: the Battle of Jericho. And she wants us to know: there's a lesson on both sides of these walls. Joshua 5 & 6 fmhouston.com

Living a life that's dedicated to God's path requires is to create a rhythm of giving our whole self. Description: On Senior Sunday, Amanda tells the story of the Israelites stepping forward into the Promised Land through Dr. Seuss' “Oh, the Places You'll Go!” As we travel on God's path, we can count on being pulled up from our slumps - because God goes with us. Deuteronomy 31:1-3a, 6-8 fmhouston.com

In this episode, Amanda shares how, as a teenager, art became her way of coping. Yet it was only later in the years that she realized it and developed it into a tool of expression.After losing her father at the age of twelve, Amanda turned to art and writing as an outlet. It became her voice. A way to cope. A way to escape. And a way to tell her story. She was thus inspired to teach art and pursue her passion for writing and illustrating children's books.Today, Amanda Davis is a teacher, artist, writer, and innovator who uses her words and pictures to light up the world with kindness.Through her work, Amanda empowers younger generations to tell their stories and offers children and adults an entryway into a world of discovery. A world that can help them make sense of themselves, others, and the community around them.Amanda is the author of the award-winning picture book 30,000 Stitches: The Inspiring Story of the National 9/11 Flag. She is a recipient of the Ann Whitford Paul—Writer's Digest Most Promising Picture Book Manuscript Grant.When she's not busy creating, you can find her sipping tea, petting dogs, and exploring the natural wonders of The Bay State with her family and her rescue pup.Support the show

Amanda takes us to where the Israelites stand, just short of the Promised Land, after a long period of wandering in the desert. It's a lesson in how God pulls us back to him, back into relationship. He shows up in our lives, and in our church. Like the Israelites, sometimes we find yourself out of sync with God. Those moments are opportunities. Deuteronomy 6:1-12, 20-25, 7:6 fmhouston.com

Amanda takes us to where the Israelites stand, just short of the Promised Land, after a long period of wandering in the desert. It's a lesson in how God pulls us back to him, back into relationship. He shows up in our lives, and in our church. Like the Israelites, sometimes we find yourself out of sync with God. Those moments are opportunities. Deuteronomy 6:1-12, 20-25, 7:6

Amanda asks us to wonder who God is calling us to be in relationship with today. Finding God in other people can be difficult, but when you get to know their story, it's easier to find God in them. Matthew 25:31-40 fmhouston.com

Serving your church doesn't mean you have to do the same things you do all week. It's important to find your passion, to see where it is that makes you excited to serve God. “What are the gifts that we are bring to build up not just this church, but the entire kingdom of God?” Today's scripture reminds Amanda of her childhood being a latchkey kid - and the stern words she and her siblings sometimes heard when her parents got home. But Paul's direction to serve your church doesn't mean you have to do the same things you do all week. We are each gifted by the Holy Spirit. It's important to find your passion, to see where it is that makes you excited to serve God. “What are the gifts that we are bring to build up not just this church, but the entire kingdom of God?” 1 Corinthians 12:4-14, 27-31 fmhouston.com

The True Crime story of the 1998 quadruple murders in Bartholomew County, Indiana.

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How can YOU participate in a Brand USA MegaFam? The answer to that and many other questions are answered by two MegaFam veterans, Suzy Shepard, Brand USA's Director of Global Trade for Asia Pacific, and Amanda Davis, Brand USA's Senior Manager, Global Trade for UK and Europe. Suzy and Amanda provide insight into these unique on-the-ground experiences, and share a few of their favorite memories from 22 Mega-Fams in 8 markets.

The story of Zechariah is a story of patience rewarded, of stepping out of the shadows into the light. It is a story of deliverance. Luke 1:57-80 fmhouston.com

It's almost Advent - a great time to pick up a new spiritual habit. Amanda shares some tricks from her seminary days about how to remember some of the more difficult terms, including why she now thinks about pajamas when she thinks about prevenient grace. It's almost Advent, which is a great time to pick up a new spiritual habit. As Amanda helps us figure out what that could be, she shares some tricks from her seminary days about how to remember some of the more difficult terms, including why she now thinks about pajamas when she thinks about prevenient grace. Colossians 1:9-14, 21-23, 28 fmhouston.com

Happy Halloween, book jerks! Starting our fourth annual spookfest, we're reading The Stepford Wives, which should actually be called The Stepford Husbands (they're the scary ones, after all, and credit to Amanda Davis for the appellation). We discuss Ira Levin's 1972 horror-satire to return to some familiar questions: what are husbands for? Why are neighbors such creeps? If you could make a robot wife, how big would you make her boobs? We reflect on genre, bourgeoisification, liberal feminism, and Sir Mix-a-Lot. We read the 2002 William Morrow reprint with introduction by Peter Straub. Check out Jennifer Rhee's The Robotic Imaginary: The Human and the Price of Dehumanized Labor for more on bots bots bots! Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @betterreadpod, and email us nice things at betterreadpodcast@gmail.com. Find Tristan on Twitter @tjschweiger, Katie @katiekrywo, and Megan @tuslersaurus.

It's a wonder what we can do when we operate together. Amanda has an usual metaphor to describe what it is that makes up our faith, but she focuses the most on the middle part that holds things together: unity. There is one God and we are one faith. And it is a wonder what we can do when we operate together. Ephesians 4:1-7 & 4:11-13 fmhouston.com

God is inviting us into relationship. Bring what you have and it will be enough. In the story of the loaves and the fishes, Jesus looks at a tiny amount of food and declares it enough for a multitude. Where others see lack, God sees an abundance. If we believe that with God, there is more than enough, are we willing to have enough faith to be rooted in that promise of abundance? God is inviting us into relationship. Bring what you have and it will be enough. John 6:1-14 fmhouston.com

This Episode we interview Arturo Espitia, Amanda Davis, Emma Brennan about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below.  https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

Not only has Twitter finally added an Edit button, but we've got five more important things to note in Social - including Instagram's new commerce updates, info on Meta's video algorithms, Twitter's support for podcasts, and more on this week's edition of the #5Things. The Things: Instagram Streamlines Platform Commerce Features Twitter Adds Podcast Support & New Audio Options Meta Provides Clarity into Video Content Algorithms Snap Outlines Goals for the Future After Staffing Shifts Twitter Shares Insight into Football Conversations Ahead of Season Start Sources: Social Media Today, The Verge, Tech Crunch, Twitter Hosts: Joey Scarillo, Amanda Davis, Khaila Sloan To subscribe to our newsletter, please enter your email HERE

BeReal continues to inspire fellow platforms, YouTube gets deeper into the podcast game, localized content gets a push from Snap and TikTok, and Twitter helps your brand plan for the holiday season ahead. We unpack these topics and more in this week's #5Things! The Things: Instagram Tests New BeReal-Inspired Feature, IG Candid YouTube Launches Dedicated Podcast Platform TikTok Tests New ‘Nearby' Aggregation Feature HBOMax Launches Localized ‘House of the Dragon' Activation with Snapchat Twitter Shares Ad Tops for Marketers Ahead of the Holiday Season Sources: The Verge, Social Media Today and TechCrunch Hosts: Joey Scarillo, Amanda Davis and Daniel Avon To subscribe to our newsletter, please enter your email HERE.

Rachel Manija Brown's parents moved her to an ashram in India when she was seven years old to worship the guru Meher Baba. Rachel stayed there until she was twelve, but never considered herself a follower of him. She wrote a memoir about the experience, All the Fishes Come Home to Roost. Her mother still lives at the ashram. Rachel has an MA in clinical psychology, worked as a trauma therapist (AMFT), and currently works as a life coach. She also writes professionally under her own name, Lia Silver, and as one of a group of writers who share the pen name, Zoe Chant. Rachel Brown joins Ms. Bernstein to share the traumas of her childhood in India in hopes that it might offer solace and hope to others who relate to her experiences. Together the two Rachels unpack the complex emotional journey of Ms. Brown's formative years and the difficulties that followed, the two therapists then broaden the conversation, comparing their treatment techniques for those suffering from complex post-traumatic stress. Before You Go: Rachel expands on the concept of toxic positivity that Ms. Brown described from her time in the ashram, outlining the common cliches and pointing out its inherent dangers. More info on Rachel's Counseling work here: https://www.rachelmbrown.com/ More info on Rachel's books here: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/175143.Rachel_Manija_Brown You can sign up for Rachel's webinar series LIVING IN FREEDOM here: rachelbernsteintherapy.com/webinar.html Thanks to all of our newest Patreon supporters: Kim, Janet Imp, Tori Parham, Matthew Krueger, Jennifer Loidolt, Tamsin McDonnell, Ann Gentry, Latechia Hogue, Alishia L'Heureux, MR J G GARDEN, Elaine L Garcelon, Amanda Davis, Arianna, Eliza, Jill Epps, Kim Tilley, Stefanie Schroeder, Shauna, Patricia Glica, Jill Carnay, Simrat Khalsa,and, Heidi Meyer! To help support the show monthly and get bonus episodes, shirts, and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Prefer to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link: www.paypal.me/indoctrination You can help the show for free by leaving a rating on Spotify or Apple/ iTunes. It really helps the visibility of the show!

Owning your own business is exciting and rewarding, and franchising can help you minimize the risks and maximize the opportunity. Learn how AKT Fitness' Amanda Davis “danced” her way into franchise ownership by bringing AKT's holistic dance-based fitness and lifestyle studios to the region.She'll share her advice and experiences around the franchise exploration process, financing options, how they built their team and the importance of community and support throughout the entire start-up process.As a competitive gymnast growing up, Amanda always knew she wanted to have a profession in the fitness and wellness space and was always inspired by her father's entrepreneurial spirit. She wanted to couple that with her passion for helping people feel their best.Today, as a mother of four, and full-time corporate executive, Amanda's also pursuing her franchise ownership dreams and brought AKT Fitness to Greater Cincinnati in 2020. Now along with nurturing her family and career, she's nurturing a culture at AKT where people are empowered to tackle anything and are surrounded by safe and uplifting voices–in a fun fitness environment!Follow: @theaktmason @theakt.liberty @theaktstudiosFollow: @midwestohmama a publication produced by @borrowedtimecreativeExplore: theakt.com/location/libertyGo: Sign up for a free intro class and tell them Midwest Mama sent you!Share: Like this episode? Rate, share and checkout our other episodes to help us spread even more MM love.Thanks, Mama.This episode was brought to you in part by @kitcaster Let Kitcaster book you on top podcasts to boost your business following. Go to https://kitcaster.com/midwest/ to apply for a special offer for friends of the official midwest mama podcast!

This episode we chop it up with Amanda Davis an eager entrepreneur ready to take her multiple businesses to the next level. So we discuss her path to entrepreneurship and much !!! #KameelahMartin music by: Rickyybaby --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-hicks0/support

Emma Buchbinder was raised in the high-control religious group Xenos Christian Fellowship, based in Columbus, Ohio. In 2020, Xenos changed its name to Dwell Community Church following years of negative press, and accusations of abuse and cult activity. Emma entered into leadership roles at Xenos/Dwell at age 16 and simultaneously moved into one of the communal-style housing arrangements called a “ministry house”, in which she remained for 10 years until she left. Emma both experienced and implemented various forms of behavioral, emotional, and spiritual abuse. Since leaving Xenos/Dwell at the end of 2020, Emma has experienced immense difficulty transitioning into the real world for the first time as she learns to navigate the complexities of developing healthy friendships, setting boundaries, listening to her intuition, and valuing rest. She is also still navigating how to interact with loved ones still involved in Xenos/Dwell. Emma hopes that her story will give others the courage to share their own experiences and create awareness that these forms of abuse can and do happen to your friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors. Emma joins Rachel to share the emotional turmoil she experienced throughout her life as a member of Xenos Christian Fellowship, and explains the fear and isolation of leaving behind the family and support systems she had known her whole life. Throughout the conversation, Rachel offers insights from her experience in working with people leaving high control religious organizations providing context for the confusing feelings and difficult decisions Emma reckoned with as she left the controversial and damaging group behind. Before You Go: Rachel points out how high control groups often test the faith of their followers by pushing them to do things that go against their own conscience and explains the feelings of moral superiority that often accompany insular religious groups. Follow the links below for more info on Xenos and support for ex-members: https://www.dwellchurchcolumbusisacult.com/ www.xenosisacult.com https://leavingdwell.com Xenos/Dwell Survivors Support Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/343161603178121 You can sign up for Rachel's webinar series LIVING IN FREEDOM here: rachelbernsteintherapy.com/webinar.html Thanks to all of our newest Patreon supporters: Kim, Janet Imp, Tori Parham, Matthew Krueger, Jennifer Loidolt, Tamsin McDonnell, Ann Gentry, Latechia Hogue, Alishia L'Heureux, MR J G GARDEN, Elaine L Garcelon, Amanda Davis, Arianna, Eliza, Jill Epps, Kim Tilley, Stefanie Schroeder, Shauna, Patricia Glica, Jill Carnay, Simrat Khalsa,and, Heidi Meyer! To help support the show monthly and get bonus episodes, shirts, and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Prefer to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link: www.paypal.me/indoctrination You can help the show for free by leaving a rating on Spotify or Apple/ iTunes. It really helps the visibility of the show!

This week I interviewed my friend, Amanda Davis, as she shared her story of her marriage, betrayal and divorce. My hope in listening to someone else's story is that you find hope and realize that any trial that you might be having means that you are not alone.  There are others who have gone before you that can give you strength and encouragement as you endure your own trials in life. Amanda shares lessons she has learned and how they have impacted her life. If you haven't experienced betrayal in your own life, I hope that listening to this podcast will give you some empathy and understanding into someone that has.  I hope you love listening to this podcast as much as I enjoy creating it- as always follow me @relationship411podcast on Instagram and Facebook- email Jennifer@relationship411podcast.com to get the 411 every week or go to my website www.relationship411podcast.com and schedule a free coaching consultation.