Podcast appearances and mentions of amber evans

In this episode, I chat with Chef Amber Evans, whose journey from overlooked line cook to private chef for athletes, musicians, and actors is both inspiring and eye-opening. Amber shares how seasonal work across Montana, Vermont, and California shaped her career, eventually leading to an executive role in fine dining. However, burnout during the pandemic forced her to rethink everything.   Tune in to hear how Amber reclaimed her mental and physical health, stepped out on faith, and built a thriving private chef business—appearing on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and Hell's Kitchen along the way. This conversation is packed with valuable insights on resilience, reinvention, and believing in yourself.   Need Help Or Don't Know Where To Start? Book A FREE Strategy Call: https://bit.ly/chef-strategy-call Join Our FREE Facebook Group:   / thechefpreneurmovement     Check Out Our Personal Chef Starter Course: https://personalchefstartercourse.com   Want Us To Build Your Personal Chef Brand For You In Just 90 days? Click Here To Learn More: https://www.chefpreneurbuildout.com/

Is beauty universal? You probably guessed the right answer. Join Dr. Amber Evans, Senior Manager of Product Development at Moroccanoil, as we discuss beauty trends around the world, culture differences, and studies that reveal a new direction for the cosmetic industry. Listen in for some bonus topics, including beauty for the disabled, and inclusivity.

This show is brought to you by “Working with Parents” Central Ohio's leading parenting experts and coaches - where we create a safe place for parents to seek help and support on topics such as parenting, communication, relationships, and Emotional Intelligence. In today's show, we talk with Amber Evans a Parenting Coach. Amber talks to us about the 5 tips for parenting preteens and teens. She goes over tools that parents can start implementing immediately to help them and their teens have a better relationship. She also discusses ways for parents to manage their own stress and anxiety that comes with parenting teens. Here is how you can find and learn more about Amber Evens. parentingcoachamber@gmail.com or visit her website at www.amberevans.net Learn more about Working with Parents, LLC by visiting our website at www.workingwithparents.com Feel free to email us at info@ourparentcoach.com Join our Positive Parenting Network Support Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingwithparents Follow us on Social Media https://www.instagram.com/workingwithparents https://www.facebook.com/workingwithparents --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/askourparentcoach/message

In this episode we discuss the disappearance of a protester in Tallahassee, the black family structure here in America and a possible solution to answering, "why do black men not step up to protect black women?"

Amber Evans is a high school educator with a masters in educational leadership. She is focused on building the brand of Reallifemonalisa that identifies the masterpiece within all young women and women. Amber’s vision is to rebuild the community of women of color with first addressing the insecurities that blind us form seeing how much of a masterpiece we all are. She is a woman, wife, mother and mentor. Her vision is to build generational wealth for her children while following her dreams. She is a distributor for Total Life Changes, building a life of health being wealth and creator of the Real Life Mona Lisa blog. Social Media Profiles: https://linktr.ee/mrsamberevans @rlm_reallifemonalisa @mrsamberevans To learn more about the Chasing Dreams Podcast, please visit NicolesNetwork.net/Host and for all audience questions or guest recommendations please share at ChasingDreamsPodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TiaraNicole/support

In recognition of Minority Mental Health Month, we continue examining issues affecting African Americans and their mental well-being – or the lack thereof. In February 2016, 23-year-old Black Lives Matter activist MarShawn McCarrel took his own life on the step of the Columbus, Ohio courthouse steps. This March, the body of another social activist, 29-year-old Amber Evans, was found in a Columbus river, and her death was also ruled a suicide. JoAnne Viviano, Health Reporter for The Columbus Dispatch joins us this week to discuss the toll that fighting for social justice can take on the mental health of activists like McCarrel and Evans. The activists she interviewed for her piece in the Dispatch cited long workweeks, encountering widespread racism, vicariously transferring traumas, and unrealistic expectations of fellow activists as some of the factors that adversely affect their mental health – and have necessitated a shift in how their community looks after one another in a commitment to a healing process. Then, we shine the spotlight on a small Texas college named Paul Quinn College that is so committed to the mental well-being of its students that it offers and encourages every incoming student to meet with a counselor to have their needs assessed, at a free on-site mental health clinic. Eva-Marie Ayala, staff reporter for The Dallas News, tells us how this tiny HBCU, which prides itself on recruiting at-risk students, promotes health and wellness throughout its campus. Support the work we do at Strange Fruit! Click here to make a one-time donation: donate.strangefruitpod.org

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AJ's good friend and a real customer service pro Amber Evans joins the podcast to talk about keeping customers right at the center of the service experience. Join us for a great chat and a toast to our on-air charity donation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/agimpact/message

The Bald Heads in The Place!! Muddy and The Breeze chopping it up on the number 1 Baldheaded Podcast In The WORLD, @Baldbrotharadio . The fellas discuss lack of media coverage on Taemon Blair, Amber Evans, and The Water Box In Flint. We also talk about Jussie, Cardi, women who have trouble in the kitchen, and the justice system is broken. #Baldbrotharadio #TK #Muddy #Bookcoolbreeze

The case of Amber Evans. Special thanks to Roland Martin, TV One and The Joe Madison Show, Sirius XM for keeping this case alive. To learn more about this case, or if you’d like to report a tip, please contact the Columbus Police Department at (614) 645-4624. Please note: you can remain anonymous.

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Amber Evans is the Founder & Chief Brand Stylist of Branded by Amber Consulting, LLC. Join us as she discuss her journey into entrepreneurship and gives her advise on branding your business and increasing your followers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tisha-talks/message

From a concert given by confluss, a modern music group consisting of bassist Sam Zagnit and soprano Amber Evans. This transpired on December 21st, 2018 at 7:30PM at St. John’s in the Village, 218 W. 11th Street, and featured the music of Katherine Balch, Ledah Finck, Jay Julio, and György Kürtág, and an improvised collaboration to close the concert with the dance group NE14 Dance, featuring Michael Greenberg and Lauren Twomley.Check out the YouTube version! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvUJw08KfjSFctCDokwPtS6IvbBJp2SZRFull texts available with the Youtube version. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Famousmusicianspodcast)

A new radio show where we curate playlists of music we like and stuff we talk about on the podcast. Check out our featured artists with the links for every piece below ⬇️ 1:30 - Traveling Light II by Kristine Tjøgersen, performed by Ensemble Neon http://kristinetjogersen.no/ http://ensembleneon.no/ 8:22 - Byblos by Mary Kouyoumdjian, performed by Duo Noire https://www.newfocusrecordings.com/catalogue/duo-noire-night-triptych/ http://www.marykouyoumdjian.com/ 18:35 - The Gallant Victory, from "a chantey & hymn & ditty (from New England)" by Todd Kitchen, performed by Sharon Harms, soprano, and the Composers Conference faculty ensemble, Jim Baker, conductor http://www.toddkitchen.com/ 23:41 - Soli Deo Gloria by Courtney Bryan, performed by Duo Noire https://www.newfocusrecordings.com/catalogue/duo-noire-night-triptych/ https://www.courtneybryan.com/ 29:53 - Everything that Rises by John Luther Adams, performed by JACK Quartet http://coldbluemusic.com/cb0051/ http://jackquartet.com/ 39:37 - Folk Song by Nathan Thatcher, performed by Room 1078 https://soundcloud.com/nathan-thatcher https://room1078.wordpress.com/2018/05/31/albums/ 44:30 - Fac Ut Ardeat by Lisa Atkinson, performed by Amber Evans, Soprano https://www.atkinsonlisa-composer.com/ http://www.amberevansmusic.com/ 52:05 - Old Fires Catch Old Buildings by Paula Matthusen, performed by Loadbang http://www.newfocusrecordings.com/catalogue/loadbang-old-fires-catch-old-buildings/ http://www.paulamatthusen.com/

This was a concert I did at Our Lady of Peace in Lynbrook, NY. The program was "Ave Maria Virgo Serena" of Josquin des Prez, "In Perfect Charity" by Randall Debruyn, "Sicut Cervus" of Palestrina, "Warum" by Brahms (Op. 74 No. 1), The Vaughn Williams Mass in G, and "Spirit, Open My Heart" by Matthew Koraus. Amber Evans, Soprano and Soloist in Vaughn WilliamsKatrina Montagna, SopranoFontaine Sheridan, SopranoHelen Van Tine-Golden, Mezzo and Soloist in Vaughn WilliamsSavannah Gordon, MezzoKayla Faccilongo, MezzoMatthew Koraus, Tenor and Soloist in Vaughn Williams, as well as composer of the last pieceMatthew Georgetti, TenorGrant Mech, Bass and Soloist in Vaughn WilliamsIan Joyal, BassJoseph Martin, BassThanks to Our Lady of Peace for hosting, thanks to the choir for the donation of their time, efforts, and catering, and thank you to Alfred Allongo for spear-heading the catering.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Famousmusicianspodcast)

Shout-outs: http://www.amberevansmusic.com/EventsPerformance at the end: "Autobiography of the Eye" -Milton Babbitt Amber Evans, Soprano, Issei Herr, CelloSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Famousmusicianspodcast)