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From building a game-changing education tech company to finding purpose after selling it, Jarrod Morgan's entrepreneurial journey is the kind of rollercoaster that'll make your head spin... in the best way possible. Today we're talking about a little bit of everything - including the highs, lows, and 'oh crap' moments that come with being a serial entrepreneur (and how to use that chaos to your advantage). Can't-Miss Moments:Kicking things off strong with a heartfelt apology from Jarrod, the self-proclaimed "World's Biggest School Narc" Why selling his business for a lot of money (after a lot of work!) was only great for about the first 90 days...The mind-blowing way Jarrod used ChatGPT to save his mom's life (this one's probably gonna annoy all the "AI is the devil" haters)...How (and more importantly, WHEN) to "fake it until you make it" without outright lying, even if you're brand new...The interesting commonality Jarrod and I see among the world's most successful entrepreneurs (just reading this bullet and clicking to listen might show you have the same trait!)...Jarrod's bio:Jarrod Morgan has been a successful entrepreneur for over 18 years, most notably as the founder of ProctorU, the largest online proctoring company in the world valued at over half a billion dollars.Jarrod is an inspiring leader, award-winning entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and podcast host. Jarrod founded ProctorU in 2008, and in 2020 led the company through its merger and evolution into Meazure Learning. He has appeared on PBS and the Today Show, and has been covered by the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Forbes, and Fast Company Magazine. He studied computer science at the University of Florida, is a four-time Gator 100 winner, and was named one of 20 people to lead Birmingham for the next 20 years by BHM Biz Magazine.Jarrod now owns a hot rod shop with his family in Alabama, a home improvement startup, and hosts the Slow Smoked Business Podcast from his backyard bbq. He is married to Amanda Morgan and loves being a dad to his three daughters.Links and resources:Slow Smoked Business (SSB) on Apple PodcastsSSB on InstaSSB on YouTubeSSB on TikTokBook recommendation: Man's Search for MeaningSupport the showLet's collab: Book a chat Work with Angie Get the PTKA book Let's connect: Angie's FB Page Angie on IG Angie on YT If you dig the show and want to help bring more episodes to the world, consider buying a coffee for the production team!
Mood: Paris, personal, travel + culture Welcome to the first official recorded-in-Paris episode, where Dominique answers listener questions about the past 4.5 months of living in the land of baguettes and romance. You're going to hear all about the "Emily in Paris Yellow Brick Road™." Topics include favorite things to do in Paris, funniest language mishaps, raclette, fun Paris restaurants, making friends in a new country, the Ispahan croissant at Pierre Hermé, homesickness, Chanel parties, iPhone theft on the Paris Métro, and Parisian fashion trends (spoiler: UGGs are involved, shockingly). This is a quick 15 minute update (7.5 minutes if you listen on 2x the way Dominique does). Links/mentions from the episode: Amanda + Morgan episode (the real Emilies in Paris) French immigration attorney Daniel Tostado L'ABC du Parfum perfume making class Raclette What do you want to hear next? How did you like today's episode? Send us a note at imfine@thisisfinepodcast.com. You can hear more from Dominique on Instagram and TikTok at @dommymichelle. Want to see some This Is Fine! merch? Join our Patreon: patreon.com/ThisIsFinePodcast
10/20/23: Rep Lindsay Sabadosa on yesterday's gun bill; MTA's; Max Page with Hildreth Institute's Dr. Bahar Akman Indoden & Hiba Agha on higher ed. falling enrollments; Donnabelle Casis & Amanda Morgan on the Art Salon; Kari Kastango on swimming the Connecticut Rivers's 410 miles; superstar journalist Stryker Maguire on the present & future of his profession.
We could talk about how much we love nature for hours! Growing up, our parents were very intentional about pointing out the beauties in the world. All of us have taken that appreciation for nature and woven it into the fabric of our own families. Join us as we discuss why nature is so important and share some ideas for getting your kids outside. How do you bring the benefits of nature into your family? Come share with us on Instagram! @eyresisters Notes: Oregon episode Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv How to Raise a Wild Child: The Art & Science of Falling in Love with Nature by Scott D. Sampson The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative by Florence Williams National Wildlife Federation - Health Benefits & Tips Lost Connections: Why You're Really Depressed and How to Find Hope by Johann Hari Huberman Lab - Light, sleep, and circadian rhythm Stephen Moss quote Amanda Morgan quote David Sobel quote Penny Whitehouse quote Forcing a Good Memory blog post Alfred Wainwright quote
Amanda Morgan (www.notjustcute.com) stops by to talk with Heather about the renewed focus in education on the Science of Reading, and how to be sure we don't forget the early childhood foundation necessary for supporting its "Five Pillars." Thank you for listening! Would you like to support Heather's work? You can "buy her a coffee" here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/heatherf
Our guest, Amanda Morgan, is a nationally-recognized speaker, author of the blog Not Just Cute, and mom of four incredible boys. As a firm believer that the children we teach deserve so much more than just cute, Amanda has made it her mission to bridge the looming gap between researchers and educators by sharing current research in practical, digestible ways. In our conversation today, Amanda discusses the powerful impact of intentional teaching and shares simple yet transformative ways to practice it in your classroom. She also challenges you to slow down and recognize that childhood is meant to take time, and that there is purpose to be found in the process. Amanda has graciously given ECCN exclusive pricing on her Why We Play letters—a printable collection of letters that explain the why behind play for parents, administrators, and community members. Click HERE for more information. Check out Amanda's website HERE and connect with her on Instagram HERE. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @earlychildhoodchristiannet for classroom tips and tricks!
Today on Rewind with Besa, we revisit some of Besa Gordon's favorite moments from The Rewind in 2022. Check out clips from her interviews with Nate Jackson, Travis Thompson, Amanda Morgan, Margaret Avery, Hill Harper, and Ashley McGirt! And drop a comment letting Besa know who you want to see on The Rewind for 2023!
Welcome to Episode 37! https://sustainable-ecom.com/ep37 There is no doubt that as an industry, both by making physical products and shipping them to customers, we have some challenges around packaging. We've already had some great sustainable packaging suppliers on the show including the Better Packaging Company as well as HeapsGood, but the sharp eyes among you may have noticed the logo for this podcast includes Mushroom mycelium block. Back when we were just starting up the podcast I thought that mushroom packaging was one of the coolest and most interesting material development concepts in the sustainable ecommerce space, and I still do. For that reason, In our last interview of 2022, I wanted to take us back and explore this space a little further. My guest today is Amanda Morgan, Co-Founder and CEO of Fungi solution. Their mission is to divert material from landfill are repurpose it in the production of alternatives to single use plastics. In this interview we learn just how important fungi can be in both the reduction of trash as well as fighting climate change, and of course how you can incorporate mushroom packaging in your supply chain.
Rhythm & News interview with Amanda Morgan about her career, diversity in the ballet industry, and her promotion to soloist with the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
This episode of Rewind with Besa is dedicated to all the little black girls that always wanted to be a ballerina, but never thought it was possible because they didn't see themselves on the big screen or even the big stage. Today, Besa Gordon is joined by Amanda Morgan, Pacific Northwest Ballet ballerina, the first black female soloist. In this interview, they talked about everything from what sparked Amanda's interest in wanting to be a professional ballerina all the way over to the misconceptions about being a ballerina. Don't miss this very special episode with Besa, and if you haven't grabbed your tickets to see the Nutcracker yet, head on over to pnb.org and grab yours today.
Today Trae has a full lineup! She gets connect with Adam Zuick, Blue Man Captain of the Blue Man Group. This iconic show will be here this weekend performing at Paramount Theater. Trae also sits down with Amanda Morgan and Christopher D'Ariano, two soloist dancers with Pacific Northwest Ballet. They'll touch on their recent promotion as soloist. And lastly Trae has Carita Hall in the building to tell us all about the Holistic Coalition and how she's been bringing positive touch and healing to her clients through massage. Whew...y'all definitely don't want to miss this one!
Amanda Morgan from Save the Children joins the podcast to share what the past few weeks have been like for the children of Ukraine, what Save the Children is doing to help children impacted by war and how we can help kids here in the US who are frightened by the war and its possible impacts for the world. Listen in to hear: ● The long-term effects of displacement and war on kids ● What we can do when our kids are worried about the threat of nuclear war ● How kids around the world can support the children of Ukraine To support Save the Children's work in the Ukraine, visit https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/ukraine.
For parents, it's a rite of passage: raising teenagers! For the parents who are past this stage, you deserve your flowers. To the rest of us, may the odds forever be in our favor.This week, I am asking all of the questions to help understand teens. My goal is not to just “get through” this stage, but to forge meaningful, lasting connections with my son and daughter. If you have teens in your life, you don't want to skip this episode.About My Guest:Amanda Morgan-Henry, LCSW-C (@daughtersofwinnie) is a licensed clinical social worker and creative visionary with a passion for growing competent liberation-focused social workers.With 20 years of experience in various areas of social work practice, her expertise with parents and teens primarily come through working with foster youth and in her former therapy practice. Currently, she is a PhD student in social work, and her research interests include African-centered approaches to parenting in Black families and the elevation of Black motherhood. A 40-something B-more girl, Amanda loves herbal tea and swanky office supplies, and adores being an auntie.
Reflection of Us @ The Cube hosts Reagan and Langston interview Amanda Morgan, social worker and Yoruba priestess, about African spirituality and culture.
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Everything Business Consulting - A Podcast for Business Consultants
82: Book meetings with 80% of your Leads | Appointment Setting with Amanda Morgan[Everything Business Consulting Episode 82]In this episode, we interview ConsultX Director Amanda Morgan.Mandy gives us insight into her background as an accountant, entrepreneur, and business consultant.The discussion goes deep into the topic of her Appointment Setting system, where she was able to help a network of Consultants achieve an 80% conversion rate from leads to prospects. If you'd like to see the inner workings of the Appointment Setting system including templates and scripts you can join the ConsultX Academy.Everything Business Consulting is brought to you by ConsultX, your complete Business Consulting Solution. Visit www.consultx.com to find out more.
Las Vegas, for many, is a place where you can play by your own rules and get away with it too. And for Hollywood Madame, Heidi Fleiss, Nevada was the place where her dreams of creating an all-male brothel could come true, but it wasn't that easy. Even though brothels are legal in parts of the state, its relationship with sex is still fraught. Las Vegas, "Sin City," thrives on selling a certain type of sex but criminalizes others. In this episode, Host Brent Holmes speaks to podcaster Molly Lambert, sex workers Quinn Rain and Alice Little and sex educator Amanda Morgan on Nevada's nuanced relationship with sex. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Amanda Morgan from Save the Children joins the podcast to share what the past few weeks have been like for the children of Ukraine, what Save the Children is doing to help children impacted by war and how we can help kids here in the US who are frightened by the war and its possible impacts for the world. Listen in to hear: ● The long-term effects of displacement and war on kids ● What we can do when our kids are worried about the threat of nuclear war ● How kids around the world can support the children of Ukraine To support Save the Children's work in the Ukraine, visit https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/ukraine.
IN THIS EPISODE, we share the second part of our interview with TALENTED Sexologist Dr. Amanda Morgan We dish about our shared time working/volunteering at the Erotic Heritage Museum in Las Vegas. She reveals some steamy NASA sex secrets ... SERIOUSLY! And she tells us about her first time meeting a … ManPuppy! This is the second half of our fascinating & hilarious interview with sexologist Amanda Morgan, PhD. It touches on some of the unique topics that only a professional sex educator could share. So much fun and so many laughs along the way! Some links for your entertainment www.askdramanda.com
IN THIS EPISODE, we sit down for a talk with groundbreaking Sexologist and educator Amanda Morgan, PhD We chat about her experiences as a professor at UNLV, and how the pandemic impacted her and her students' experience We cover her formative years and what led her to become the youngest Sexologist in America We hear about many myths and misconceptions that afflict our society that she has dedicated her life to dispelling. We discuss the more interesting contents of her closet We find out how a vagina is like coffee! In this episode we share with you part 1 of our 2 part interview with the amazing sexologist, Dr. Amanda Morgan. Dr Amanda has been our friend for years, but time and circumstance have created some unintended distance between us. It's nice to catch up with her again. We share the first half of what turned out to be a long & satisfying chat at Dr Amanda's home. We talk about the difficulties & challenges of teaching when suddenly the world shuts down. We chat about how she became infatuated with sex as a topic of study. We hear examples of how poorly educated in sexual matters we are as a society. We discuss her collaboration at the old Erotic Heritage Museum in Las Vegas as well as her performance group Dr. Sexpot's Erotic Circus, and we touch on her chosen mission both as an educator and as an artist. Part 2 comes out next week! Some links: www.askdramanda.com https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/erotic-heritage-museum https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g45963-d2490205-Reviews-Erotic_Heritage_Museum_Las_Vegas-Las_Vegas_Nevada.html
Rhythm & News interview with Amanda Morgan, a dancer with the Pacific Northwest Ballet Company, about the current performance of the Nutcracker and navigating the Ballet industry during COVID. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
Superfan Big Will The Champ calls into hotline to share a video of another famous podcaster saying the TCB catch phrase "Best To You!". Bryan and Krissy debate wether they are being imitated or if "Best To You!" is phrase making it's rounds in the lexicon. Then Bryan recalls a TCB bit that mysteriously made it to Howard Stern Show (Spoiler....clearly Stern is NOT listening to TCB!). Then the gang talk about cults in their many forms. Gyms, diet fads, churches, yoga studios and other ways we get sucked in. Finally, the gang review some of the fitness fads from the 1980's. LINKS:Want a TCB limited edition collectible sticker? Each series sticker is limited and first come, first serve. Click HERE to find out how!Send us show ideas, comments, questions or hate mail by texting us or leaving a voicemail at 1-661-Best-2-Yo (1.661.237.8296)Watch Us on YouTubeTCB Live On Fireside AppAll Sponsor Codes & Links Get A Free DOZEN Tamales From Texas Lone Star Tamales (Use Code TCB at Checkout)Streamlight Lending By SunTrust Bank (Use Code TCB for additional interest savings)BeachBound is beach focused vacation travel planning agency...online!Special Thanks:Special Thanks To Moon Cheese For The Snacks! Use Code TCB For 15% Off Moon Cheese Products...Click HereSpecial Thanks To Project Pollo Our Vegan Burgers!Studio Snacks Provided By Siete Chips! (Try The Fuego Flavor!)Castbox is the TCB publishing partner . Download The App Here!New Episodes on Tuesdays and now Fridays everywhere you listen to podcasts!1-(661)-BEST-2-YO | (1-661-237-8296)
Amanda Morgan, Director of Marketing at Eckert's, previews the event (https://www.eckerts.com/events-at-eckerts/peaches-amp-pups) happening this weekend!
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. In July 2005, Peter Boal became artistic director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, artistic directors since 1977. The Company of nearly fifty dancers presents more than 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States, with celebrated appearances at Jacob's Pillow and in New York City and Washington DC.In this interview, we speak with soloist Price Suddarth and corps de ballet Christopher D'Ariano and Amanda Morgan.· www.pnb.org· www.pnb.org/artists/price-suddarth/· www.pnb.org/artists/christopher-dariano/· www.pnb.org/artists/amanda-morgan · www.creativeprocess.infoPrice Suddarth | SoloistPrice Suddarth is from Westfield, Indiana. He studied at Central Indiana Dance Ensemble, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses on scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, the Rock School, the School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet. Mr. Suddarth joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2010. He was promoted to corps de ballet in 2011 and soloist in 2018.Mr. Suddarth has performed as a guest artist with Panama National Ballet. He has choreographed for the Regional Dance America gala in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pacific Northwest Ballet's NEXT STEP, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School's annual School Performance. In 2015, he choreographed Signature for PNB's mainstage repertory, and in 2017, he choreographed Shifted Figures for Sculptured Dance, a collaboration between Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Art Museum presented at Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park.Christopher D'Ariano | Corps de BalletChristopher D'Ariano is from The Bronx, New York. He studied at Ballet Tech, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses at Ballet Tech, Boston Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. He was the recipient of the School of American Ballet Mae L. Wien Award for Outstanding Promise. Mr. D'Ariano joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2017 and was promoted to corps de ballet later that year.Mr. D'Ariano also has danced with Lunge Dance Collective, and he has choreographed for the Seattle International Dance Festival.Amanda Morgan | Corps de BalletAmanda Morgan is from Tacoma, Washington. She studied at Dance Theatre Northwest and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Boston Ballet School, and the School of American Ballet. She participated in PNB School's exchange with the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden, where she also performed with Dresden Semperoper Ballett. Ms. Morgan joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2016 and was promoted to corps de ballet in 2017.
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. In July 2005, Peter Boal became artistic director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, artistic directors since 1977. The Company of nearly fifty dancers presents more than 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States, with celebrated appearances at Jacob's Pillow and in New York City and Washington DC.In this interview, we speak with soloist Price Suddarth and corps de ballet Christopher D'Ariano and Amanda Morgan.· www.pnb.org· www.pnb.org/artists/price-suddarth/· www.pnb.org/artists/christopher-dariano/· www.pnb.org/artists/amanda-morgan · www.creativeprocess.infoPrice Suddarth | SoloistPrice Suddarth is from Westfield, Indiana. He studied at Central Indiana Dance Ensemble, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses on scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, the Rock School, the School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet. Mr. Suddarth joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2010. He was promoted to corps de ballet in 2011 and soloist in 2018.Mr. Suddarth has performed as a guest artist with Panama National Ballet. He has choreographed for the Regional Dance America gala in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pacific Northwest Ballet's NEXT STEP, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School's annual School Performance. In 2015, he choreographed Signature for PNB's mainstage repertory, and in 2017, he choreographed Shifted Figures for Sculptured Dance, a collaboration between Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Art Museum presented at Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park.Christopher D'Ariano | Corps de BalletChristopher D'Ariano is from The Bronx, New York. He studied at Ballet Tech, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses at Ballet Tech, Boston Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. He was the recipient of the School of American Ballet Mae L. Wien Award for Outstanding Promise. Mr. D'Ariano joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2017 and was promoted to corps de ballet later that year.Mr. D'Ariano also has danced with Lunge Dance Collective, and he has choreographed for the Seattle International Dance Festival.Amanda Morgan | Corps de BalletAmanda Morgan is from Tacoma, Washington. She studied at Dance Theatre Northwest and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Boston Ballet School, and the School of American Ballet. She participated in PNB School's exchange with the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden, where she also performed with Dresden Semperoper Ballett. Ms. Morgan joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2016 and was promoted to corps de ballet in 2017.
In this episode, the guys visit with Amanda Morgan, a breathwork specialist and herbalist. The crew talk about energy work, ayahuasca, plant medicines, and the like. Also, Zach gets his third eye measured and opens up his throat chakra with some of Matty's herbs. Amanda runs The Royal Vibe Journey, in Medford, Oregon. Learn more at: https://www.theroyalvibejourney.com/ Follow Amanda on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mwizamarie/ ----- ----- ----- https://www.heckleproofpodcast.com/ - If you enjoy the podcast, make sure to subscribe to our channel for updates each time we publish a new episode, and go check out our website where you can sign up for updates about live shows, upcoming guests, and all things Heckleproof. Never miss a Heckleproof Release - Join our Newsletter: https://heckleproofpodcast.com/subscribe/ ----- ----- -----
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. In July 2005, Peter Boal became artistic director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, artistic directors since 1977. The Company of nearly fifty dancers presents more than 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States, with celebrated appearances at Jacob's Pillow and in New York City and Washington DC.In this interview, we speak with soloist Price Suddarth and corps de ballet Christopher D'Ariano and Amanda Morgan.· www.pnb.org· www.pnb.org/artists/price-suddarth/· www.pnb.org/artists/christopher-dariano/· www.pnb.org/artists/amanda-morgan · www.creativeprocess.infoPrice Suddarth | SoloistPrice Suddarth is from Westfield, Indiana. He studied at Central Indiana Dance Ensemble, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses on scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, the Rock School, the School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet. Mr. Suddarth joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2010. He was promoted to corps de ballet in 2011 and soloist in 2018.Mr. Suddarth has performed as a guest artist with Panama National Ballet. He has choreographed for the Regional Dance America gala in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pacific Northwest Ballet's NEXT STEP, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School's annual School Performance. In 2015, he choreographed Signature for PNB's mainstage repertory, and in 2017, he choreographed Shifted Figures for Sculptured Dance, a collaboration between Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Art Museum presented at Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park.Christopher D'Ariano | Corps de BalletChristopher D'Ariano is from The Bronx, New York. He studied at Ballet Tech, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses at Ballet Tech, Boston Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. He was the recipient of the School of American Ballet Mae L. Wien Award for Outstanding Promise. Mr. D'Ariano joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2017 and was promoted to corps de ballet later that year.Mr. D'Ariano also has danced with Lunge Dance Collective, and he has choreographed for the Seattle International Dance Festival.Amanda Morgan | Corps de BalletAmanda Morgan is from Tacoma, Washington. She studied at Dance Theatre Northwest and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Boston Ballet School, and the School of American Ballet. She participated in PNB School's exchange with the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden, where she also performed with Dresden Semperoper Ballett. Ms. Morgan joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2016 and was promoted to corps de ballet in 2017.
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. In July 2005, Peter Boal became artistic director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, artistic directors since 1977. The Company of nearly fifty dancers presents more than 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States, with celebrated appearances at Jacob's Pillow and in New York City and Washington DC.In this interview, we speak with soloist Price Suddarth and corps de ballet Christopher D'Ariano and Amanda Morgan.· www.pnb.org· www.pnb.org/artists/price-suddarth/· www.pnb.org/artists/christopher-dariano/· www.pnb.org/artists/amanda-morgan · www.creativeprocess.infoPrice Suddarth | SoloistPrice Suddarth is from Westfield, Indiana. He studied at Central Indiana Dance Ensemble, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses on scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, the Rock School, the School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet. Mr. Suddarth joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2010. He was promoted to corps de ballet in 2011 and soloist in 2018.Mr. Suddarth has performed as a guest artist with Panama National Ballet. He has choreographed for the Regional Dance America gala in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pacific Northwest Ballet's NEXT STEP, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School's annual School Performance. In 2015, he choreographed Signature for PNB's mainstage repertory, and in 2017, he choreographed Shifted Figures for Sculptured Dance, a collaboration between Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Art Museum presented at Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park.Christopher D'Ariano | Corps de BalletChristopher D'Ariano is from The Bronx, New York. He studied at Ballet Tech, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses at Ballet Tech, Boston Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. He was the recipient of the School of American Ballet Mae L. Wien Award for Outstanding Promise. Mr. D'Ariano joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2017 and was promoted to corps de ballet later that year.Mr. D'Ariano also has danced with Lunge Dance Collective, and he has choreographed for the Seattle International Dance Festival.Amanda Morgan | Corps de BalletAmanda Morgan is from Tacoma, Washington. She studied at Dance Theatre Northwest and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Boston Ballet School, and the School of American Ballet. She participated in PNB School's exchange with the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden, where she also performed with Dresden Semperoper Ballett. Ms. Morgan joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2016 and was promoted to corps de ballet in 2017.
Amanda Morgan is in the corps of the prestigious Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB) based in Seattle. PNB is one of the largest and best-regarded companies in the United States with a deep commitment to racial diversity. Although people of color comprise 26 percent of its dancers, Morgan is its only black female ballet dancer—add to that her height of five foot ten inches, and you have someone who stands out rather than fits in. But Morgan decided long ago that “if you don't see what you want to see around you, create it." And so she has. Finding herself not picked by choreographers, she began to create dances herself; she co-founded a mentorship program between company dancers and students at Pacific Northwest Ballet School; she began the Seattle Project, an interdisciplinary artist collective that presents performing arts to the community; and she spoke at protests in Seattle about pervasive racism—calling out the ballet community at large for its lack of racial equity. Morgan is talented, determined, and outspoken. In this podcast we talk about her love of ballet—both as a dancer and a choreographer, her appreciation for being part of the PNB family, her belief that ballet has to change and embrace real inclusion from the studio to the boardroom in order to thrive, and the work she's done to help bring that change about.
Amanda Morgan is in the corps of the prestigious Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB) based in Seattle. PNB is one of the largest and best-regarded companies in the United States with a deep commitment to racial diversity. Although people of color comprise 26 percent of its dancers, Morgan is its only black female ballet dancer—add to that her height of five foot ten inches, and you have someone who stands out rather than fits in. But Morgan decided long ago that “if you don’t see what you want to see around you, create it." And so she has. Finding herself not picked by choreographers, she began to create dances herself; she co-founded a mentorship program between company dancers and students at Pacific Northwest Ballet School; she began the Seattle Project, an interdisciplinary artist collective that presents performing arts to the community; and she spoke at protests in Seattle about pervasive racism—calling out the ballet community at large for its lack of racial equity. Morgan is talented, determined, and outspoken. In this podcast we talk about her love of ballet—both as a dancer and a choreographer, her appreciation for being part of the PNB family, her belief that ballet has to change and embrace real inclusion from the studio to the boardroom in order to thrive, and the work she’s done to help bring that change about.
Amanda Morgan is in the corps of the prestigious Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB) based in Seattle. PNB is one of the largest and best-regarded companies in the United States with a deep commitment to racial diversity. Although people of color comprise 26 percent of its dancers, Morgan is its only black female ballet dancer—add to that her height of five foot ten inches, and you have someone who stands out rather than fits in. But Morgan decided long ago that “if you don’t see what you want to see around you, create it." And so she has. Finding herself not picked by choreographers, she began to create dances herself; she co-founded a mentorship program between company dancers and students at Pacific Northwest Ballet School; she began the Seattle Project, an interdisciplinary artist collective that presents performing arts to the community; and she spoke at protests in Seattle about pervasive racism—calling out the ballet community at large for its lack of racial equity. Morgan is talented, determined, and outspoken. In this podcast we talk about her love of ballet—both as a dancer and a choreographer, her appreciation for being part of the PNB family, her belief that ballet has to change and embrace real inclusion from the studio to the boardroom in order to thrive, and the work she’s done to help bring that change about.
Amanda Morgan, Managing Director UK of cult Parisian fragrance brand Diptyque, sits down with Connie to discuss her career history from her Australian roots, the changing world of business evolving into multiple omnichannels beyond bricks and mortar retail and the importance in being continuously innovative, agile and staying ahead of the competition. Thank you so much for tuning into our first episode of #TheBrandLab, subscribe and stay tuned for new episodes of the Astrid & Miyu podcast every week! Want to hear more? Follow @diptyque and head over to our Instagram @astridandmiyu to stay updated with new episode launches
Links referenced in/relevant to this episode:-SDC/AGMA playbook for the return to stage and performing arts work: https://sdcweb.org/return-to-stage-and-performing-arts-playbook/-Kyle Abraham's essay on the importance of representation in the arts: https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/opinion/policing/2020/08/30/kyle-abraham-produces-works-give-voice-underserved-communities/3334880001/-TRG Arts report on COVID arts audiences: https://trgartsresiliency.com/blog/insights-report-aug-2020.html-Every 2020 MTV VMAs performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyZPhBKIKHY&t=527s-Dance Magazine profile of Hayden Moon: https://www.dancemagazine.com/trans-irish-dancer-2647075972.html-Intersectional Irish Dancers Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/intersectionalirishdancers/-Amanda Morgan's Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/baila_rina/-Pacific Northwest Ballet's site: https://www.pnb.org/
this weeks story of timing is with Amanda Morgan! excited to bring you this episode for so many reasons: -this is the first story that involves male diagnosis only. this was Such a great perspective for me and so relatable because although our stories are somewhat different - they have many similarities and it brought up a lot of questions for me personally that you'll be able to hear me ask like: am i delaying the inevitable ? and what if I have this IVF back up plan but it doesn't actually work? -this is not an IVF horror story!! This is proof (and hope) that it's possible to do just one round and be successful on that round -We also talk about this very REAL feeling of having to grieve the perfect cute way to surprise your husband with a pregnancy when he already knows it could be coming -focusing more on your feelings of hope rather than feelings of fear (if its even possible) -And my favorite part, she ends it by saying - feel free to reach out to me - if you need a friend or want to talk, please reach out i will always be happy to hear from you . sometimes its easy to feel like yours on an island - no one else that your friends with is going through IVF and feel like you have no one to talk to about it- then start to talk to people about it an realize so many other going through; one of my favorite parts about this podcast is the new friends I'm making -Thank you Amanda for being so brave and sharing your story with us. You can also find more about Amanda's journey on her blog http://www.mandamorgan.com/blog-links/
Links referenced in/relevant to today's episode:-Francesca Hayward's Harper's Bazaar interview, Amanda Morgan's Dance Magazine interview, and Gabrielle Salvatto's Interview En L'Air post-The New York Times' Q&A with Melanie Greene and J. Bouey-The Dance Union's Instagram page and Linktree (including donation info and Town Hall links)-The official Katherine Dunham website-The Juneteenth March Facebook event page
TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses adolescent sexual abuse. Amanda Morgan is a woman who wears many hats. She is a wife and mother, an amazing singer, an actress, a photographer, and an extraordinary chef. She really does do it all and does it well. While balancing all this, just within the last year she has had to make the excruciating decision to distance her self from the extended members of their family due to alleged inappropriate behavior. She tell us her excruciatingly painful, yet heroic story of choosing herself and her kids, and the lengths she would go to to protect them, and facilitate healing. You can find Amanda at @freebirdandcompany on instagram, and look out for her new Indian taco food truck called, @basmatifoodtruck
In this episode we talk with Amanda Morgan, who's been in charge of billion dollar warships, moved her family around the world, opened a can of 'self understanding' through the Enneagram, and still remains determined to create and invite others into family wherever she finds herself. (Reference made to the Enneagram in the podcast is from 'The Road Back To You' - by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile.) - It's excellent!
My guest this week is Amanda Morgan, who holds a BA in both elementary and early childhood education and an MS in family and human development. Her past experience includes teaching in public, private, and migrant school settings as well as teaching preschoolers, grade-schoolers, college students, teachers, and parents. She writes, speaks, and trains on the topic of intentional, whole child development and is the creator of the blog, Not Just Cute. In her free time, she can usually be found exploring the Pacific Northwest with her husband and four boys or procuring copious amounts of chocolate. In this episode, Amanda and I discuss what developmentally appropriate practices are and how they are essential for our children's individual learning and development process. Often children are faced with expectations in the classroom that are far from where they stand developmentally resulting in behavioral issues and developmental delays. These issues occur starting in pre-school and often carry into high school levels. Learn more as Amanda helps navigate and explain the why's of our school system expectations and how parents and teachers can advocate for their children and students. To learn more about Amanda click here. Episode Highlights Developmentally Appropriate Practice Taking what we know about how children grow and learn and ensuring those principals and understandings are being applied within the home and school environments Respecting childhood in and of itself and for each individual learner Results of Shift in School Expectations Behavior issues become an immediate problem when school expectations do not “match” where they are developmentally This simply relates to the fact that these children are not the actual age they are expecting to be at Expecting a 3-yr to act like a 6-yr old only ends in frustration for both involved Inappropriate academic expectations usually take the place of play and social skills and interactions Academic struggle results from this as children miss the hands-on play experiences before jumping to performance-based tasks like worksheets etc. How Did We End Up Here? When we start to work from fear, competition, and comparison we realize how we are poorly focused only on performance and testing What Can We Do To Address This? As parents: where can we slow down in our home and offer outlets for more movement or sensory interactions? Looking to address whatever it is they need more or less of Do not understand your voice as a parent for your child and their peers to administration, never stop advocating As teachers: Use your knowledge on developmentally-appropriate practices and get creative with the “homework” that is required instead of the routine textbook worksheets Amanda's example: former 2nd-grade teacher of her son gave assignments on a point system of completion with activities to do while at home such as; help your family make dinner, take care of your animal, play outside, help a neighbor Where to learn more about Amanda Morgan… Not Just Cute Blog Why We Play Twitter Facebook Youtube Connect with Dr. Nicole Beurkens on... Instagram Facebook Drbeurkens.com Need help with improving your child's behavior naturally? My book Life Will Get Better is available for purchase, click here to learn more. Looking for more? Check out my Blog and the Better Behavior Naturally Parent Program - a resource guide for parents who want to be more effective with improving their child's behavior. Interested in becoming a patient? Contact us here.
Craig Morgan was elected to Round Rock City Council Place 1 in May 2011 and currently serves as Mayor Pro Tem. Morgan is a Round Rock attorney and holds a BA in Political Science from Texas Tech University, an MBA from Texas State University, and received his law degree from the University of Tulsa College of Law. Craig has been an active member in the Round Rock community for over 12 years. He has always felt a strong passion to serve and has dedicated countless hours over the years participating in many clubs, charities, and organizations while maintaining his desire to build a stronger community. He is married to Amanda Morgan and they have one son, Garret who is currently attending the University of Texas. Together they attend the Fellowship Church in Round Rock. We are proud to be sponsored by Stone Oak Property Management. Stone Oak is a residential property management company based out of central Texas. We serve real estate investors by providing an exceptional living experience for the residents that live in our properties. We provide rental property management & portfolio growth in order to create generational wealth and financial freedom for everyone we work with. Learn more about Stone Oak at: https://www.stoneoakmgmt.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhJ7Ul76uvs PODCAST: https://apple.co/2NTQUWA INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tre_homes_/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TRE.Homes.ATX/ TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/TRE_ATX BIGGER POCKETS: https://www.biggerpockets.com/co/tre-... Find out how much your house will rent for here: https://bit.ly/2Fh3Xg4 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ywff/message
On this episode we will discuss a new podcast coming to Lander's campus from Student Affairs/Career Services practitioners Amanda Morgan and Courtney Carpenter. They are here to discuss their idea for a podcast coming soon and to pick our brains about how we operate, how we started, and the tech we have used.
Steffi is joined by Amanda Morgan, Director of Cambridgeshire Hearing Help, Claire Davenport; Community Project Coordinator and volunteer Joan Warne to find out more about our charity of the month for June.
On this week's episode of IndyMatters, reporter Michelle Rindels sits down with Amanda Morgan, Michelle Booth and Michaela Tonking of Educate Nevada Now, an advocacy group powered by the Rogers Foundation that aims to reform Nevada's school funding formula and also increase funding for education. They talk about the formula, how it relates to education … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 96: Education & economics" The post IndyMatters Episode 96: Education & economics appeared first on The Nevada Independent.
On this week’s episode of IndyMatters, reporter Michelle Rindels sits down with Amanda Morgan, Michelle Booth and Michaela Tonking of Educate Nevada Now, an advocacy group powered by the Rogers Foundation that aims to reform Nevada’s school funding formula and also increase funding for education. They talk about the formula, how it relates to education … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 96: Education & economics"
The Creative Process · Seasons 1 2 3 · Arts, Culture & Society
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. In July 2005, Peter Boal became artistic director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, artistic directors since 1977. The Company of nearly fifty dancers presents more than 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States, with celebrated appearances at Jacob's Pillow and in New York City and Washington DC.In this interview, we speak with soloist Price Suddarth and corps de ballet Christopher D'Ariano and Amanda Morgan.· www.pnb.org· www.pnb.org/artists/price-suddarth/· www.pnb.org/artists/christopher-dariano/· www.pnb.org/artists/amanda-morgan · www.creativeprocess.infoPrice Suddarth | SoloistPrice Suddarth is from Westfield, Indiana. He studied at Central Indiana Dance Ensemble, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses on scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, the Rock School, the School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet. Mr. Suddarth joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2010. He was promoted to corps de ballet in 2011 and soloist in 2018.Mr. Suddarth has performed as a guest artist with Panama National Ballet. He has choreographed for the Regional Dance America gala in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pacific Northwest Ballet's NEXT STEP, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School's annual School Performance. In 2015, he choreographed Signature for PNB's mainstage repertory, and in 2017, he choreographed Shifted Figures for Sculptured Dance, a collaboration between Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Art Museum presented at Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park.Christopher D'Ariano | Corps de BalletChristopher D'Ariano is from The Bronx, New York. He studied at Ballet Tech, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses at Ballet Tech, Boston Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. He was the recipient of the School of American Ballet Mae L. Wien Award for Outstanding Promise. Mr. D'Ariano joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2017 and was promoted to corps de ballet later that year.Mr. D'Ariano also has danced with Lunge Dance Collective, and he has choreographed for the Seattle International Dance Festival.Amanda Morgan | Corps de BalletAmanda Morgan is from Tacoma, Washington. She studied at Dance Theatre Northwest and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Boston Ballet School, and the School of American Ballet. She participated in PNB School's exchange with the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden, where she also performed with Dresden Semperoper Ballett. Ms. Morgan joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2016 and was promoted to corps de ballet in 2017.
The Creative Process · Seasons 1 2 3 · Arts, Culture & Society
Pacific Northwest Ballet, one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States, was founded in 1972. In July 2005, Peter Boal became artistic director, succeeding Kent Stowell and Francia Russell, artistic directors since 1977. The Company of nearly fifty dancers presents more than 100 performances each year of full-length and mixed repertory ballets at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall in Seattle and on tour. The Company has toured to Europe, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Canada, and throughout the United States, with celebrated appearances at Jacob's Pillow and in New York City and Washington DC.In this interview, we speak with soloist Price Suddarth and corps de ballet Christopher D'Ariano and Amanda Morgan.· www.pnb.org· www.pnb.org/artists/price-suddarth/· www.pnb.org/artists/christopher-dariano/· www.pnb.org/artists/amanda-morgan · www.creativeprocess.infoPrice Suddarth | SoloistPrice Suddarth is from Westfield, Indiana. He studied at Central Indiana Dance Ensemble, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses on scholarship at Pacific Northwest Ballet School, the Rock School, the School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet. Mr. Suddarth joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2010. He was promoted to corps de ballet in 2011 and soloist in 2018.Mr. Suddarth has performed as a guest artist with Panama National Ballet. He has choreographed for the Regional Dance America gala in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pacific Northwest Ballet's NEXT STEP, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School's annual School Performance. In 2015, he choreographed Signature for PNB's mainstage repertory, and in 2017, he choreographed Shifted Figures for Sculptured Dance, a collaboration between Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Art Museum presented at Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park.Christopher D'Ariano | Corps de BalletChristopher D'Ariano is from The Bronx, New York. He studied at Ballet Tech, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and he attended summer courses at Ballet Tech, Boston Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. He was the recipient of the School of American Ballet Mae L. Wien Award for Outstanding Promise. Mr. D'Ariano joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2017 and was promoted to corps de ballet later that year.Mr. D'Ariano also has danced with Lunge Dance Collective, and he has choreographed for the Seattle International Dance Festival.Amanda Morgan | Corps de BalletAmanda Morgan is from Tacoma, Washington. She studied at Dance Theatre Northwest and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Boston Ballet School, and the School of American Ballet. She participated in PNB School's exchange with the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden, where she also performed with Dresden Semperoper Ballett. Ms. Morgan joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2016 and was promoted to corps de ballet in 2017.
Wednesday, May 30, 2018, 8pm-CST Desiree Allen and Jamie Fornal special guests on the Dallas Elite Weekly Radio Show will be: Hannah Christian, Crystal Torney and Amanda Morgan Dallas Elite Weekly Radio Show can normally be heard Every Monday at 8 pm-CST. Follow them on Twitter @realdallaselite and on Facebook & Instagram @dallaselitewomensfootball Visit them on their website at www.dallaselitewomensfootball.com
Monday, May 21, 2018, 8pm-CST Desiree Allen and Jamie Fornal special guests on the Dallas Elite Weekly Radio Show will be Kim Sanders, Amanda Morgan and Kristen Fields Dallas Elite Weekly Radio Show can be heard Every Monday at 8 pm-CST. Follow them on Twitter @realdallaselite and on Facebook & Instagram @dallaselitewomensfootball Visit them on their website at www.dallaselitewomensfootball.com
Our guest shares with us how to find, see and speak the best of your students, even when their behaviors might not justify it. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @lemonlimeadv @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Dayna Abraham is the mother to three totally awesome superkids who inspire her every day to be the best grownup sidekick they could ask for. When she’s not helping her kids conquer the world, she keeps busy by blogging at lemonlimeadventures.com, writing books like Sensory Processing 101, STEAM Kids. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. With degrees focused on early childhood education and child development, she currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
Episode 72 - How can we use approachable language to communicate the importance of early education to parents? Parents don't always have an opportunity to explore the advantages of early learning in the business of working lives. Amanda Morgan explores how approaches in early education can also be applied to parenting. She advocates for creating simple links between teachers and parents and ensuring that parents without a background in early education can still recognize the value of the field. How can educators embrace educating parents on early learning? Parents can feel pressure to encourage their children to meet milestones (reading, toilet training) earlier and earlier. How can we give children space to learn and support parents in approaching early education with spaciousness? Listen and find out.
How can we give parents the information they need to support our work with students. Our guests offer practical tips. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @@NotJustCute @earthplay #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Alison Pepper is a national early childhood education specialist with expertise in program quality improvement, leadership and administration and family engagement. Currently consulting, she was a senior director of Accreditation Program Support at NAEYC and has been been working in the field for over 40 years. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. With degrees focused on early childhood education and child development, she currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
Process over product is the topic of this episode. How can we focus all stakeholders' attention on enjoying the process of learning? Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. With degrees focused on early childhood education and child development, she currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
I am Happy Podcast | Parenting, Health, Relationships, Personal Development
In this episode, Amanda talks to us about her child development background and gives us great tips on how we can use positive language to help better communicate with our kids. In addition, she mentions how even though she had a background in child development, it was a whole different beast when she actually had kids. I think you will enjoy this entertaining episode, and learn a thing or two from Amanda Morgan.
Why do we still misunderstand the connection between play and learning? How can we solve this disconnect? Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Kristen Kemple is a Professor of early childhood studies at the University of Florida. A former preschool teacher, and the author of Planning for Play. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. Her blog is Not Just Cute.
Our guests share smart, appropriate strategies for teaching reading to young children. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Kathleen A. Roskos is a professor in the Department of Education and School Psychology at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio where she teaches advanced literacy courses and conducts early literacy research as well as co-author of The Essentials of Early Literacy Instruction. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. Her blog is Not Just Cute.
How do young children learn new words and add them to their active vocabulary? Follow: @bamradionetwork @susanBneuman @raepica1 @TanyaChrist1 @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Susan B. Neuman is professor of Childhood Education and Literacy Development at the Steinhardt School, New York University. Her work focuses on enhancing access to books and vocabulary development, improving the odds for children at risk. Dr. Tanya Christ is an Associate Professor of Reading and Language Arts at Oakland University, and former NYC public school teacher. Her research focuses on early literacy processes, digital literacies, and teacher development. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
If you think that learning the ABCs is very simple, think again. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Dr. Laura Bailet is Operational VP at Nemours Children’s Health System and a licensed school psychologist. She created and directs the Nemours BrightStart! program, which develops tools to help every child become a successful reader. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
What are the best practices for introducing writing to young children? When should we start? Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute @timbernook #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Angela Hanscom is a pediatric occupational therapist and the founder of TimberNook, an internationally recognized program and author of Balanced & Barefoot: How Unrestricted Outdoor Play Makes for Strong, Confident, and Capable Children. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
Join us as we rethink the balance between encouraging competition and cooperation in young kids. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Ellen Booth Church spent several years as both a pre-k and kindergarten teacher before becoming an early childhood assistant professor at the State University of New York at New Paltz. She is currently an Adjunct Professor at Nova South Eastern University,author, Nurturing Next-Generation Innovators. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
Amanda Morgan is a rebel nutritionist and creator of the Food or Fiction Program, a 6-week group coaching program designed to help women learn the truth about their favorite foods and start eating healthy on their own terms. She’s not afraid to speak her mind about today’s most controversial nutrition topics, and has been praised … Continued
Educating ourselves on food labels, food information and the myths and truths of food marketing is imperative to deciding what foods are best for your body. My guest tonight, Amanda Morgan, is working to expose the fiction behind what we know about food and teach others that perfect nutrition is an individualized experience. You'll learn: You are your own best gauge of how healthy you are and feelOne diet will never be right for everyoneThis misleading information on food labels and food marketing Amanda Morgan is a rebel nutritionist and creator of the Food or Fiction Program, a 6-week group coaching program designed to help women learn the truth about their favorite foods and start eating healthy on their own terms. She’s not afraid to speak her mind about today’s most controversial nutrition topics, and has been praised by blogs such as MindBodyGreen, The Daily Meal, and SheKnows Media for her unique spin on healthy living. Amanda believes that health has nothing to do with diets, and instead places emphasis on happiness, fulfillment, and fun. In her spare time, you can find Amanda working on her new line of vegan protein bars and enjoying a glass or two of rosé while traveling the world with her husband Ryan. Hosted by Dr. Lauren "Lo" Noel of Shine Natural Medicine.
We've been doing calendar time and letter of the week with young children for so long that for many the benefits are taken for granted. New research is challenging the value of these practices, so today we seek guidance from some early childhood experts. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @Teach_Preschool @Notjustcute @HeatherShumaker #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Heather Shumaker is a national speaker on parenting and early childhood topics, and is the author of two renegade parenting books: It’s OK Not to Share and It’s OK to Go Up the Slide. An advocate for free, unstructured play in homes and schools, she lives in northern Michigan with her family. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute. Deborah J. Stewart, M.Ed., with over 20 years experience in the field of early childhood education as a teacher, director, curriculum writer, and music director. Blog: Teach Preschool.
JSB Talks Digital is a weekly podcast show hosted by social media author, strategist, consultant, speaker and trainer Joanne Sweeney-Burke. Each Friday Joanne shares her digital marketing and social media insights from her work as CEO of Digital Training Institute. In this episode: • Augmented reality goes mainstream as Pokémon Go goes viral • Twitter & Facebook announce TV deals • I speak to Amanda Morgan, Marketing Manager with Go Animate based in San Francisco • My Shoutouts: Google offers free calls in the wake of the Nice attacks while Facebook activates Safety Check • The Texas Department of Transportation launch ‘Don’t Pokémon Go and Drive’ campaign • My featured column: Don’t try to wing a PR crisis on social media; and • PrettyLink - the social media tool that saved my working week.
Join us as we explore the apparent increase in challenging student behaviors. Is the rise real or imagine? What is the most current thinking on handling troubling student behavior? Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @notjstcute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @JustinMinkel @jasonflom #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Barbara Kaiser has worked for over three decades as a Director, teacher and education consultant. She is the co-author of Challenging Behavior in Young Children: Understanding, Preventing and Responding Effectively and developed a Provincial Anti-Bullying Strategy with the Nova Scotia Department of Education. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
You've planned a great interactive lesson for your entire class, but a student or group of students don't want to be actively involved. Try this... Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute @HeatherShumaker #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Heather Shumaker is a national speaker on parenting and early childhood topics, and is the author of two renegade parenting books: It’s OK Not to Share and It’s OK to Go Up the Slide. An advocate for free, unstructured play in homes and schools, she lives in northern Michigan with her family. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
On this episode of The Period Party, Nat & Nicole talk with Amanda Morgan, a rebel nutritionist and creator of the Food or Fiction Program, a 4-week group coaching program designed to help women learn the truth about their favorite foods and start eating healthy on their own terms. Here are the highlights of what we cover during this episode: The misguided desire for women to want to associate with a diet label rather than understanding what true health means for them.Placing foods on “nice” and “naughty” lists and what this does to our mental health (both in terms of diet labels and food itself).Where the “food or fiction” concept came from and why it’s important to embrace the “f*ck it” mindset and not listen to anyone else but your own intuition.Why everyone and their mother should be angry with how inappropriate and deceptive food marketing has become and why it’s important to educate yourself.The future of the diet industry. Amanda is not afraid to speak her mind about today’s most controversial nutrition topics, and has been praised by blogs such as MindBodyGreen, The Daily Meal, and SheKnows Media for her unique spin on healthy living. She believes that health has nothing to do with diets, and instead places emphasis on happiness, fulfillment, and fun. You can find out more during her upcoming FREE webinar: 3 Trendy "Health" Foods That Aren't As Healthy As You Think. Sign up here.
Hello my Clan of the Crave Bears! Can you believe we are coming up on a year and a half in the podcast? Time has flown. To give you an update if you’ve been listening, my main squeeze Bob is having spinal surgery next week. He’s been having a hard time, so I’ll be glad for him to get back to feeling better. He’s been in pain for so long, and not knowing what is wrong, and it’s been a really hard time for all of us. Being a care taker is hard, and these hard times are when it’s easy to get out of the good habits you’ve created. One of my toxic habits…….sugar, has been an indulgence for my emotional cravings lately. I’m going to be getting off sugar soon, and then I will eventually bring it back in healthy doses. Check out my favorite Cravings Cleanse Spiced Rice Pudding: 2 c. cooked rice 2 c. unsweetened almond or coconut milk 1/2 c. organic raisins 1 2 t. cinnamon 1 to 2 cardamom 1 t vanilla extract 1 pinch sea salt 5 drops liquid Stevia extract Cook in a pot over medium heat. Simmer then reduce to low for 5 minutes. Cover and let the liquids absorb into the rice. Once liquid is absorbed, dig in. The Cravings Cleanse and Mindset Makeover starts April 28. Come join us. You have tons of simple recipes that are healthy, and 24x7 support, as well as group coaching. bit.ly/cravecast Amanda Morgan is a dear friend, and a rebellious nutritionist. She has the Food or Fiction Program, a 4 week group coaching program. She brings up controversial nutritional topics, which you know I love! You can connect with Amanda and her program at bit.ly/crave3trendyfoods You can read the full show notes at www.alexandrajamieson.com/83
Giving directions can be frustrating for teachers. Tune is as we talk about how to give clear, effective direction that are understood and followed. Folow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @Angela_Watson @NotJustCute #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Angela Watson is National Board Certified Teacher currently working as an instructional coach and educational consultant based in Brooklyn, NY. She has published four books and blogs The Cornerstone For Teachers. Her Sunday podcast is called Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.
Learn why and how both the students' and teachers' mindsets impact classroom management. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @MaryCayR @eduardobricen0 #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Jenn Maichin is a middle school special education teacher and Education Specialist with Mindset Works. Dr. William DeMeo is a Developmental Psychologist who has a private practice. William had coordinated the mental health services for Cincinnati Public Schools’ Early Childhood Program for the past 25 years. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog,
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