Podcast appearances and mentions of amanda mcgregor

" It's been a challenging time for parents and guardians around the Sioux Empire when it comes to childcare. Recently, the Apple Tree Children's Centers announced all locations were set to close. This shocking announcement just highlights the growing concern for childcare needs in the Sioux Empire and South Dakota. Two organizations that stepped up to help the Apple Tree Children's Centers were EmBe and the Boys & Girls Club of the Sioux Empire. Despite the difficult childcare needs in our area, there are great resources like Tea Trailblazers and Gimme-A-Break that are ready to help families and kids. Kerri Tietgen with EmBe, Stacy Jones with the Boys & Girls Club of the Sioux Empire, and Amanda McGregor from Gimme-A-Break join the show to talk about the South Dakota Childcare crisis and ways they are helping families navigate these challenges."

" It's been a challenging time for parents and guardians around the Sioux Empire when it comes to childcare. Recently, the Apple Tree Children's Centers announced all locations were set to close. This shocking announcement just highlights the growing concern for childcare needs in the Sioux Empire and South Dakota. Two organizations that stepped up to help the Apple Tree Children's Centers were EmBe and the Boys & Girls Club of the Sioux Empire. Despite the difficult childcare needs in our area, there are great resources like Tea Trailblazers and Gimme-A-Break that are ready to help families and kids. Kerri Tietgen with EmBe, Stacy Jones with the Boys & Girls Club of the Sioux Empire, and Amanda McGregor from Gimme-A-Break join the show to talk about the South Dakota Childcare crisis and ways they are helping families navigate these challenges."

Most of the guests I have on this podcast do silly and frivolous jobs like telling jokes or pretending to be other people for a living. Jono Brand and Amanda McGregor are a little bit different. They still tell jokes and pretend to be other people - but they use their silliness and frivolity as a force for good by helping sick kids cope with the uncertainty and worry of hospital and treatment in the guise of Captain Starlight.For over 30 years the Starlight Children's Foundation has used play, social connection and creativity to support children and young people in some of their toughest times and to positively change their healthcare experience.See the good work the Starlight Children's Foundation does:https://www.starlight.org.auSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode Pablo Miller and Chris Le Messurier chat to Amanda McGregor the Founder from Bluebird. Bluebird offers a unique and much needed service & are here to help. They are the only organisation in WA dedicated to running support groups facilitated by registered psychologists specifically for adults over 25. Amanda talks about managing our thoughts & behaviours with our monkey mind at play! Plus Pablo chats to Ray Loh from Manager at Industry Capability Network WA about the upcoming conference.  www.triplem.com.au/shows/mining-hqSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda is a Meditation Guide, Alternative Healing Therapist, Retreat Founder & Leader. She creates mindful, soulful experiences for busy women, businesses, and organizations by guiding and supporting them to 'hone in' on their meditation and soul care practices. Amanda weaves Meditation, Indian Head Massage, Crystal, and Sound Therapy - into her meditations. All of these help her provide transformative, soulful, restorative experiences for her clients. ____________________________ For more about Obehi Podcast, visit our YouTube channel - ObehiPodcast. Check out also our official website Obehiewanfoh.com. Join our Content Membership for content creation strategy and digital entrepreneurship --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obehi-podcast/message

Convenience is just one benefit of edge computing. Beyond that, it can help us build a better society, one that’s more socially responsible by reducing energy consumption, keeping us safer, protecting our data privacy, and improving productivity. In this episode of the Smarter World Podcast, Nitin Dahad, editor at embedded.com and EE Times, discusses the topic with NXP’s Gowri Chindalore, head of edge strategy, and Amanda McGregor, head of product innovation for applications processors. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Support the show on Patreon OR Buy me a coffee Show Notes: Todays episode features a scathing response to possibly the most Ill advised “take me back” letter ever and some wisdom from an ancient African proverb. Every so often, when I’m browsing the internet I’ll come across something that for some reason stops me dead in my tracks. Recently it was an image. The picture was of a sober looking dark skinned, middle aged Blackman, sporting a very full very fine beard. He had the kind of look on his face that your grandfather gives you right before asking you to “pick your own punishment” or to “go get the belt”. Children of all colours and cultures call it “The look” and it means that patience is wearing thin. The stern face in the picture belonged to a formerly enslaved man named Jourdan Anderson. Who lived during the 19th century. Very little is known about his life other, than that he was taken from his parents as a boy and sold in to a life of slavery. We know that he was born sometime around December 1825, and somewhere in Tennessee, and that he was “sold” to a General Paulding Anderson, who then “gifted” and I say that through gritted teeth, Jourdan, to his son Patrick Henry Anderson, who went by his middle name, Henry. We know that he married Amanda McGregor in 1848 and that the couple may have eventually had around 11 children and we know that in 1864 when Union troops camped out on the plantation where Anderson had been forced to labour for his entire life, that he, his family and possibly 32 other enslaved people were all freed due to President Lincon’s 1863 emancipation proclamation. This mass exodus broke the back of the plantation and ruined the finances of Patrick Henry Anderson, Jourdans former owner. Listen to show to find out the rest or head over my website www.blackhistorybuff.com & www.africanhistorypodcast.com Or click here Credits: Music by - The Amazing @elanbrio Cover art by @black_history_buff_777 Special credit and thank you to: @mum_life_with_toni @vixharrisart @chris_antonie7 @eye_black_man_podcast Kat Suffolk Dani Camus Thank you for all your support and finally Thank you for your time and attention it means the world to me Ase --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackhistorybuff/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackhistorybuff/support

Amanda Mcgregor is an Artist who found her Spiritual side through healing her ME and helped thousands to do the same. We talk about Spirit world, intuition, guidance, readings, healing, massage, and all things wellness. You can find and follow Amanda here: www.belovedlight.com

The Salem News Scenes from Halloween weekend 2010, in Salem. Video by Amanda McGregor, Salem News staff.

The Salem News Witch Pitch?: The Salem High a capella group rehearsal. Video by Amanda McGregor.